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

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

Pitt-Bradford has created a $1,000 book award for new students who are members of the Seneca Nation of Indians, which also can be added to any other merit scholarship they may receive.

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

Pitt-Bradford has created a new scholarship for international students, providing those eligible with $8,000 a year for up to four years.

Jeff Armstrong's memories are a laundry list of Pitt-Bradford's beginnings: the airport, carnival grounds, and swampland that once made up the site where the campus stands today; the boardwalks that kept pedestrians out of the mud before sidewalks were introduced to campus; and the days when one of the old airport hangars served as the cafeteria.

International award-winning author and Pitt-Bradford alumnus John Schlimm will discuss and sign his new memoir, “Five Years in Heaven: The Unlikely Friendship That Answered Life's Greatest Questions,” on campus next week.

Qualifying students from Erie County in New York can now pay standard Pennsylvania tuition at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford rather than the higher out-of-state tuition thanks to the Go Beyond NYS Award.