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For any campaign looking to the future, such as Pitt-Bradford’s 50 and Beyond Campaign launched last year, technology is a natural priority.

Pitt-Bradford has added new state-of-the art electronic equipment to its criminal justice forensics lab, exposing students to the top-notch tools and giving Pitt-Bradford more opportunities to provide training for professional law enforcement.

A report on the Pennsylvania wine industry by a Pitt-Bradford faculty and former faculty member assesses the state of the industry and found that it has capacity for growth.

HARRISBURG – In preparation for its 50th anniversary celebration this fall, the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford was recognized by the state House of Representatives Wednesday, said Rep. Martin Causer (R-Turtlepoint).

Dr. Assad Panah, professor of geology, was inducted as president of the National Association of Academies of Science at the organization’s meeting in Boston.

Black-clothed officers with “FEDERAL AGENT” stamped across their backs in yellow block letters swarmed the Crime Scene Investigation House repeatedly last week as part of training exercises.

A new Bachelor of Science program in energy science and technology available beginning this fall takes advantage of the region’s place in the petroleum and gas industries and the growing interest in alternative energy sources.

Pitt-Bradford and Jamestown Community College have signed a transfer agreement enabling students with an associate degree to seamlessly transfer into Pitt-Bradford’s bachelor’s of arts degree program in general studies.

Two of the students graduating Sunday from Pitt-Bradford will be flying high after commencement.

Pitt-Bradford Students, led by Dr. Stephen Robar, associate professor of political science, will be canvassing the Allegheny National Forest starting in mid-May to conduct a full environmental analysis for the Pennsylvania Kinzua Pathways proposed project “The Trails at Jakes Rocks.”