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For the third year in a row, Washington Monthly has recognized the Pitt-Bradford in its annual College Guide and Rankings designed to rate schools on their “contribution to the public good.”

Students will return to a campus with a new freshman residence hall and a refurbished KOA Dining Hall.

Pitt-Bradford Arts has expanded its offerings for 2018-19, adding a documentary film series and a series of children's art workshops.

Pitt-Bradford will celebrate its annual Alumni and Family Weekend Sept. 28-30.

In a major boost for education and employment opportunities in the region, Rep. Martin Causer (R-Turtlepoint) and Sen. Joe Scarnati (R-25) have announced $2 million in state funding to support the development of facilities for engineering and technology at Pitt-Bradford.

For the 15th consecutive year, Pitt-Bradford is one of the best colleges in the Northeast, according to The Princeton Review.

Exercise is Medicine, a program of the American College of Sports Medicine, has named Pitt-Bradford a bronze campus.

Several longtime employees are retiring this summer.

Following the success of its annual participation in the Global Game Jam, Pitt-Bradford will host Global Game Jam Next for young game developers July 28-29.

Pitt-Bradford has been named for the fourth time as a College of Distinction by the Colleges of Distinction website and e-guidebook --one of only five public Pennsylvania institutions recognized.