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A new scholarship named in memory of one of Bradford’s most colorful women will help students who are writing majors and need some financial assistance.

In a continuing effort to help families cover the cost of college education, Pitt-Bradford has increased the amount of merit aid some in-state and transfer students will receive.

If you ask Dr. Carys Evans-Corrales, professor of Spanish, what she has been doing lately, you better have a notepad handy.

Artifacts from a collection of Maya pottery once belonging to Bradford natives Jerome and the late Jack Fishkin will be on display at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford from Thursday through Dec. 13.

Pitt-Bradford has a new transfer agreement with Pennsylvania Highlands Community College to make it easier for those students to complete their bachelor’s degree at Pitt-Bradford.

Pitt-Bradford will hold a panel discussion at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 6, featuring longtime and former employees telling stories from the college’s early years.

Pitt-Bradford’s health and physical education program is working with the Bradford Family YMCA to provide a new youth fitness program.

Northwest Savings Bank has made a $25,000 contribution to the Pitt-Bradford to provide tuition support for high school students in the region who are taking classes through the university’s Bridges and College in the High School dual enrollment programs.

Pitt-Bradford plans to break ground next week on a $9.3 million, 109-bed residence hall.

Intercollegiate club hockey is coming to Pitt-Bradford this fall thanks to some fans of the wintry sport.