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The staff of the campus’s literary magazine, Baily’s Beads, will have two reasons to celebrate next week – its third year in a row being awarded the American Scholastic Press Association’s Most Outstanding College Magazine and the unveiling of its 2013 issue.

Pitt-Bradford has launched a new interdisciplinary minor in women’s studies.

Pitt-Bradford has introduced two new minors in the field of criminal justice, criminal forensic studies and legal studies.

In an effort to help families cover the cost of college education, Pitt-Bradford will adjust its criteria to enable more full-time freshmen and transfer students entering Pitt-Bradford in Fall 2013 to qualify for merit scholarships.

Hamlin Bank and Trust Co. of Smethport has made a $200,000 commitment to Pitt-Bradford that will allow more high school students to take advantage of a program that allows them to earn college credit.

Rick Nelson, associate professor of business management at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, will retire at the end of the Fall semester.

Students from the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford will unveil a new interactive website and phone application they have developed for the Potato Creek Trail in Smethport in conjunction with the Allegheny National Forest Visitors Bureau.

Ninety-three students expected to graduate from the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford this month will be recognized with a reception on Sunday, Dec. 9.

Pitt-Bradford has named five new members to its Advisory Board and reappointed 18 members.

Pennsylvania General Energy Co. of Warren has made a $40,000 contribution to Pitt-Bradford that will allow more high school students to take advantage of programs that allow them to earn college credit.