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If you have not heard of Nnedi Okorafor before, that may soon change.

Pitt-Bradford will host the 12thannual Empty Bowls and Baskets Dinner to raise awareness of the fight against hunger and to raise money for the Friendship Table.

Dr. Tony Gaskew, director of the criminal justice program, has turned the focus of his scholarly work from describing problems with the criminal justice system in the United States to reimagining the justice system of the United States.

Dr. Antoine M. Garibaldi, president of the University of Detroit Mercy, will address Pitt-Bradford graduates during commencement exercises April 29.

Dr. Matthew Kropf has invented a process that could capture the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide that is produced when natural gas is burned and trap it underground.

Pitt-Bradford held a Model European Union conference on campus Feb. 16-17 for students from six universities.

Working in collaboration with Zippo Manufacturing Co., the Marilyn Horne Museum and Exhibit Center has commissioned a limited edition lighter, which is now available for pre-order.

David Y.K. Lee has established a scholarship in memory of his late wife to help nursing students pursue the same career she had.

The popular annual One World Cultural Festival will be Feb. 24.

Pitt-Bradford has received four awards -- two gold and two silver -- from the 2017 Collegiate Advertising Awards program, which recognizes U.S. colleges and universities for excellence in communications, marketing, advertising and promotions.