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Catherine Koverola

Dr. Catherine Koverola named fourth president of Pitt-Bradford

Catherine Koverola, inaugural provost and senior adviser at the African Leadership University in Mauritius, Africa, has been named president of the University of Pittsburgh's Bradford and Titusville campuses, effective June 1, 2019.

Greg McKibbin

Information systems senior makes most of time at Pitt-Bradford

Greg McKibbin of Warren is taking advantage of some of the Pitt-Bradford's newest programs - computer information systems and technology and a new esports club.

Stats

Study shows campus's impact on state economy

Pitt-Bradford contributed $75.1 million to Pennsylvania's economy during the 2018 fiscal year, according to a study released this week by the University of Pittsburgh.

The Intruder

Theater production to take place at president's home

A 19th century Symbolist play is being given an atmospheric staging in a historic Bradford mansion for Pitt-Bradford's spring theater production next month.

Empty Bowls and Baskets dinner slated for March 21

Pitt-Bradford will host the 13th annual Empty Bowls and Baskets Dinner next week to raise awareness for the fight against hunger and to assist in raising funds for the Friendship Table.

ESports

Campus adds esports team

The last time Bret Butler, Gen-Xer and athletic director, played video games, Donkey Kong took quarters and pay phones took dimes.

Test Preps

Admissions holding free SAT prep class

Pitt-Bradford will hold a free SAT preparation class April 13.

Victory Arch

Baily's Beads sponsoring writing contest focused on McKean County history

Calling all armchair historians! The 2020 edition of Baily's Beads, the award-winning literary magazine created by Pitt-Bradford students, is seeking submissions for a writing contest.

Donors earn $25,000 for students during Pitt Day of Giving

Pitt-Bradford donors earned a $25,000 bonus for students during Pitt Day of Giving held last week.

Colton Miller

New grants mean less struggle to pay tuition and expenses

More than 40 Pitt-Bradford students from Allegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties in Western New York will have their federal Pell grants doubled when they return to school in the fall.