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Pitt medical students offer free health screenings
University of Pittsburgh medical students will provide free health screenings Nov. 3 at the Bradford Family YMCA.
Investigator of 'Evil Genius' bank heist to speak
Dr. Jerry Clark, the former FBI agent who investigated an Erie crime that is the basis for Netflix's four-part series “Evil Genius,” will speak on campus Oct. 25.
LIFT to present program on disability awareness
Life and Independence for Today, a St. Marys-based Center for Independent Living, will make a presentation about disability awareness, sensitivity and etiquette Oct. 24.
Kropf offers study abroad for renewable energy frontiers
Pitt-Bradford students have a new option for studying abroad with a faculty member.
Guest speaker to talk about use of CRISPR to help chestnut
Erik Carlson, a graduate student in plant science and biotechnology at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, will talk about a new technology that could reintroduce blight-free American Chestnut trees to the forest.
Indonesian gamelan ensemble to play at Noon Tunes
Pitt-Bradford will welcome Buffalo's premier Javanese gamelan orchestra on Oct. 18.
TRIO student awarded statewide scholarship
The Pennsylvania Association of TRIO Programs has awarded a $750 PA TRIO Scholarship to sophomore Adam Williams, a chemistry major and pre-medicine student from Orlando, Fla.
Gaskew promoted to full professor
Pitt-Bradford has promoted Dr. Tony Gaskew, director of the criminal justice program, to full professor.
Evans Fund reaches goal to secure match
A major gift by Pitt-Bradford alumni Frank and Mary Cattoni Rizzo put the university over its fundraising goal for its new Dean Evans Legacy Fund and unlocked a match from area groups.
Kaleidoscope to hold family art workshops this year
The Kaleidoscope children's arts series will hold four family art workshops this year.