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The university's Sustainability Committee is seeking individuals and organizations to take part in a farmer’s market and agricultural fair as part of Earth Day activities on Sunday.

Pitt-Bradford has signed a transfer agreement with Lackawanna College in Scranton to allow Lackawanna students to automatically enroll in Pitt-Bradford’s bachelor degree programs if they meet certain criteria.

Pitt-Bradford students have been learning Aristotle's adage that “the whole is greater than the sum of its parts” with a super computing project.

Pitt-Bradford’s Sustainability Committee will be sponsoring two free talks on gardening and beekeeping on Saturday, April 13, at 9 a.m. at the Harriett B. Wick Chapel.

The popular annual lecture by Dr. Marvin Thomas, professor of history, will this year offer his perspective on the events surrounding the sudden death of Edward IV and the disappearance of his two sons, one of which was to be crowned king.

Pitt-Bradford will host 250 scientists from Pennsylvania and New York for the 89th Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science April 5-7.

Students from Pitt-Bradford soaked up the sun this year in Miami during spring break, but they didn’t do it on the beach. Swapping bathing suits for construction hats to build houses for the Habitat for Humanity of Miami was on the agenda for these spring breakers.

William O’Connell has been blessed with the luck of the Irish, which, in his case, is his Irish family.

Pitt-Bradford will host the eighth Empty Bowls and Baskets Dinner of homemade soup and bread to raise awareness of the fight against hunger and to raise money for the Friendship Table.

Pitt-Bradford’s five academic divisions have elected division chairs for a term of four years that will begin July 1.