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Rev. Leo Gallina to receive Presidential Medal of Distinction
The Rev. Leo Gallina, a Bradford native and former pastor of St. Bernard Catholic Church, will receive Pitt-Bradford's highest honor at this year’s commencement ceremony.
Pitt-Bradford triples speed of Internet connection
A recently completed project at Pitt-Bradford more than triples the speed of its Internet connection from 90 megabits per second to 300 megabits per second.
20 staff members to be honored for years of service
Pitt-Bradford will honor 20 staff members at a dinner next week who are celebrating service anniversaries.
Campus directory now available as Android application
The faculty-staff directory for Pitt-Bradford is now available as an application for Android smartphones thanks to the programming skills of three Pitt-Bradford students.
Faculty publish book chapter, make presentation
A pair of Pitt-Bradford faculty members published or presented at conferences during the Fall Semester.
Safe Zone training
Pitt-Bradford will hold Safe Zone training, a nationwide program that educates people on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered issues, for the Bradford community.
Elementary education major redesigned to meet new standard
Pitt-Bradford has redesigned its elementary education major to meet new requirements from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Habitat for Humanity grants charter to Pitt-Bradford club
Habitat for Humanity, a nonprofit group that builds affordable housing for low-income families, has chartered a collegiate chapter at the Pitt-Bradford.
2011 Baily's Beads chosen Outstanding Literary Magazine
The 2011 edition of Baily’s Beads, the literary magazine of the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, has been chosen Most Outstanding University Literary Magazine for 2011 by the American Scholastic Press Association.
Sixteen graduate from MSW program at Pitt-Bradford
Sixteen residents of the region graduated Dec. 10 from the Master of Social Work program at Pitt-Bradford.