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Bradford native and venture capitalist George J. Still Jr. will address the graduating class of 2013 at the April commencement ceremony.

Pitt-Bradford will name its sport and fitness center in honor of President Emeritus Dr. Richard McDowell and his wife, Ruth.

Pitt-Bradford will host its annual One World Cultural Festival on Saturday, Feb. 23, to celebrate the many different cultures represented by the Pitt-Bradford student body, faculty and staff, and the surrounding community.

Faculty from Pitt-Bradford spent the fall semester not only teaching, but also conducting and presenting research.

The fifth annual “Beyond Funny” improvisational comedy show by the Pitt Improvers will raise money to benefit the Bradford Rotary Club and the Tuna Valley Trail Association.

The KOA Art Gallery will exhibit art and books collected by Bradford philanthropist and art connoisseur T. Edward Hanley Friday through March 8 in the exhibit “T.E. Hanley: A Local Man with a World View.”

A new endowment funded by its namesake will ensure the upkeep of the Bromeley Family Theater.

Pitt-Bradford honored 25 staff members at a dinner Tuesday night for those celebrating service anniversaries.

A new major will allow students returning to college and transfer students to make the most of their credits toward a bachelor’s degree.

College research website The Best Colleges, has called Pitt-Bradford one of 10 regional campuses in the United States with an impressive reputation of its own.