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Students join lobbying effort to 'Keep Pitt Public'
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Two dozen students, staff and alumni from Pitt-Bradford joined Dr. Livingston Alexander, president, and 500 supporters of the University of Pittsburgh in Harrisburg Tuesday to lobby against cuts proposed to Pitt’s state appropriation by Gov. Tom Corbett.
UPMC executive named Alumni Award of Distinction honoree
The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Alumni Association will honor Tamra Minnier, chief quality officer at University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, as the recipient of the Alumni Award of Distinction.
Award-winning author Schlimm to speak at commencement
John Schlimm, internationally award-winning author of 11 books on cooking/entertaining, history, how-to and fiction, will speak to the graduating class of 2012.
CIST program blends technical ability with social skills
If “The Graduate” were remade today, Mr. McGuire might have a different word of career advice for young Benjamin, or two words, precisely, “I.T.”
'One World' Cultural Festival featuring Polynesia
The annual ‘One World’ Cultural Festival will be held from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 25, in the Frame-Westerberg Commons.
Reading by writing faculty
Members of Pitt-Bradford's writing faculty will give a lunchtime reading Feb. 23 in the Studio Theater in Blaisdell Hall.
Athletics, student-athletes and biology department honored
Pitt-Bradford on Wednesday celebrated faculty and staff who “go beyond” and chose winners among the student body who submitted homemade Pitt-Bradford videos.
Pitt-Bradford named one of 150 Best Value Colleges in U.S.
Pitt-Bradford has been named one of the 150 “Best Value Colleges” in America by The Princeton Review.
Rev. Leo Gallina to receive Presidential Medal of Distinction
The Rev. Leo Gallina, a Bradford native and former pastor of St. Bernard Catholic Church, will receive Pitt-Bradford's highest honor at this year’s commencement ceremony.
Pitt-Bradford triples speed of Internet connection
A recently completed project at Pitt-Bradford more than triples the speed of its Internet connection from 90 megabits per second to 300 megabits per second.