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Pitt-Bradford students will present community-based research about the city of Kane to federal officials during the 15th annual Appalachian Teaching Project Symposium in Washington, D.C., Dec. 4 and 5.

Two $1 million gifts from President Emeritus Richard E. and Ruth McDowell and Zippo Manufacturing Co. will benefit the computer information systems and technology program, one of the university's eight programs targeted for prominence.

Every rifle deer hunting season Colton Gotshall's grandfather flies from Tampa, Fla., back to Eldred, Pa., where he taught his son and grandson to hunt.

James L. Baldwin, vice president for enrollment management at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, received his doctor of philosophy degree after successfully defending his dissertation at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

Pitt-Bradford will celebrate Geographic Information System Day Nov. 18 with verbal and poster presentations by students and faculty spanning science and technology-based fields.

For the seventh year in a row, Pitt-Bradford has been named a Military Friendly® School by Victory Media for embracing military students and dedicating resources to ensure their success.

Pitt-Bradford will hold events Nov. 13 through 20 in honor of National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.

Pitt-Bradford and One Book Bradford are teaming up to bring “Orphan Train” author Christina Baker Kline to Bradford next week.

Pitt-Bradford has been named a 2015 STEM Jobs Approved College by STEM Jobs magazine.

Faculty at Pitt-Bradford have made a variety of presentations so far in 2015, including lessons, songs and lectures.