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A history of Marilyn Horne Hall
The area of Veterans Square has always been at the center of Bradford's activity. The location of the current Marilyn Horne Hall has been a prominent commercial property since the city's first days.
Marilyn Horne Museum to open in restored building
Pitt-Bradford will open its Marilyn Horne Museum and Exhibit Center May 6, attracting people to the city's downtown.
Seneca Building renamed Marilyn Horne Hall
As a tribute to the renowned opera star and Bradford native, Marilyn Horne, the Pitt-Bradford changed the name of its six-story downtown property from the Seneca Building to Marilyn Horne Hall.
Board of Trustees approves new residence hall, dining room expansion
The University of Pittsburgh Board of Trustees approved a new 178-bed residence hall and dining hall expansion and renovation for Pitt-Bradford at its meeting Friday.
Truman named assistant dean of academic affairs
Pitt-Bradford will have a new assistant dean of academic affairs at the end of the spring semester.
Gift to wrestling club allows team to compete intercollegiately
A new gift has allowed the Pitt-Bradford Wrestling Club to improve its stance by competing against other collegiate teams.
Chancellor emeritus Nordenberg to speak at Commencement
Mark A. Nordenberg, chancellor emeritus of the University of Pittsburgh, will be the keynote speaker at the 2017 Commencement ceremony April 30 at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford.
One World Cultural Festival will be 'A Celtic Gathering'
The One World Cultural Festival will take place Feb. 25.
Co-owner of Saber Healthcare to speak at Pitt-Bradford
George Repchick, co-owner and president of Saber Healthcare Group LLC and a 1982 alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, will speak as part of the university's Executive Speaker Series Feb. 23.
Pitt-Bradford cited for giving large portion of gifts to students
Pitt-Bradford has been cited as one of the colleges devoting the highest share of annual donor contributions for student financial aid.