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A biology professor began a project this summer to study the effect of timbering on streams in the Allegheny National Forest.

A Washington, D.C.-based magazine recognized the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford as a Top 20 college in the nation for earning a bachelor's degree and a “best bang for the buck” university.

Foster Township Police Chief Tom Munn enjoys having interns, and it is a good thing, because he has had at least 20.

The fall semester Spectrum arts series will feature a variety of free or low-cost art receptions, readings, concerts and plays.

Pitt-Bradford will begin the 2017-18 academic year with new faculty and staff members, a new museum and a new residence hall under construction, and a new major, forensic science.

Pitt-Bradford has developed a new major in forensic science that will be available to students beginning this fall.

The Pitt-Bradford Alumni Association will honor alumnus Terri Smith Leven '69-'71 and Tim Ziaukas, professor of public relations, during its Alumni and Family Weekend Sept. 29-Oct. 1

The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford will add wrestling to its NCAA Division III varsity sports beginning with the 2018-19 academic year.

Dr. K. James Evans will retire from Pitt-Bradford next summer as the longest-serving administrator in the college's 54-year history and the longest-serving chief student affairs officer in the history of the University of Pittsburgh.

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.