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Two Pitt-Bradford professors have issued a report on how Marcellus Shale impact fees are used and accounted for in Pennsylvania.

Anna Lemnitzer, assistant professor of art, will exhibit her work in the KOA Art Gallery in Blaisdell Hall through Dec. 16.

For the eighth year in a row, the Pitt-Bradford has been named a Military Friendly School by Victory Media for embracing military students and dedicating resources to ensure their success.

Bob Patterson '98 has made it to the top of his career field, but hasn't forgotten how he got his start at Pitt-Bradford.

A new minor in Africana studies will explore the culture, literature and history of people who are of African descent.

Members of the Ogundayo family have made contributions to Pitt-Bradford for two student scholarships.

For senior Noah Gasch, going to Guatemala is like going home.

As a twenty something, Dr. Nancy McCabe, director of the writing program, wanted to write a book just for fun. She was writing a lot of serious pieces and wanted a diversion. The rough draft of her novel “Following Disasters” was that something fun.

Three tennis courts remain open at the Kessel Athletic Complex for community members to use following a break Monday in a 12-inch water main buried nine feet below the courts.

Junior computer information systems and technology major Nnedimma Ugochukwu had one of the most coveted internships in the world this summer.