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The Marilyn Horne Museum and Exhibit Center is giving away nearly $1000 in prizes to shoppers on Nov. 25 -- Museum Store Sunday. Prizes will include everything from plane tickets and opera tickets to shopping and restaurant certificates. In addition to the prizes, the first 25 shoppers will receive a 25 percent discount off of their total museum store purchase.

Pitt-Bradford has reestablished its communications major to meet employer needs for college graduates with strong communication skills.

The Division of Communication and the Arts will present a shortened, modernized and provocatively recast version of William Shakespeare's tragedy “Julius Caesar.”

The Marilyn Horne Museum and Exhibit Center has unveiled a new series of Bradford Christmas ornaments. This year features six designs created by Beacon Design by ChemArt, the veteran-owned small business, which has been creating the official White House Christmas ornaments for over 40 years.

Pitt-Bradford will mark Geographic Information Systems Day Nov. 14 with undergraduate research projects and speakers.

William F. Higie, chair of the Pitt-Bradford Advisory Board for 21 years, died Monday in Gibsonia.

Nursing students will present the findings of a three-year study to better understand factors influencing vaccine access in the Bradford area.

One hundred percent of the students who graduated this spring with an Associate of Science in Nursing degree from Pitt-Bradford passed their licensing exam on the first try.

Faculty members have been busy publishing and presenting and studying around the globe.

Native American activist Winona LaDuke will speak Nov. 15 as part of Native American Heritage Month.