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Pitt-Bradford is in the midst of a $33.8 million building and renovation phase that will create more and better space for students to live and eat and improve safety on campus.

Carol and Larry Killian are true Bradford boosters, but they were neither born nor raised in the city.

Two nursing students had the chance to learn about health issues faced by developing nations when they studied in one of the world's poorest countries this summer.

For the 14th consecutive year, Pitt-Bradford is one of the best colleges in the Northeast, according to The Princeton Review.

Pitt-Bradford has named Ryan McDonough as its new sports information director.

Pitt-Bradford and three of its programs have earned recognition from Colleges of Distinction, a national evaluator in higher education that serves as a resource for prospective students.

Two summers ago, the United States and Cuba officially re-established diplomatic relations, raising flags over embassies in Washington, D.C., and Havana for the first time in decades.

Five academic programs will have new leaders at the helm this fall.

Less than twelve weeks after opening to the public, the Marilyn Horne Museum and Exhibit Center has reached its first 1,000 visitors.

Two longtime members of the staff retired last month - mail center supervisor Colleen Gleason and nurse Bonnie McMillen.