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Silvia M. Martinez and David O. Krantz have endowed a new scholarship, which has been awarded to a senior who will be the first in her family to graduate from college.

Members of groups who want to use the Kessel Athletic Complex this summer are invited to a meeting later this month to learn about the complex's policies and guidelines.

Laurie Halse Anderson, author of the young adult best-sellers “Speak” about a sexual assault victim and “Fever 1793” about a yellow fever outbreak in Colonial Philadelphia will speak at Pitt-Bradford as part of Women's History Month activities on campus.

Pitt-Bradford's 13th annual student art exhibition will open Friday in the KOA Art Gallery in Blaisdell Hall.

Pitt-Bradford will host the 11th Empty Bowls and Baskets Dinner of homemade soup and bread to raise awareness of the fight against hunger and to raise money for the Friendship Table.

Gregory W. Booth, co-chairman of Pittsburgh-Bradford's 50 and Beyond Capital Campaign, will receive the Presidential Medal of Distinction, the university's highest honor, at this year's commencement ceremony.

A story by a Pitt-Bradford student appears in the February/March 2016 issue of Country Magazine.

Pitt-Bradford received four awards - two gold and two silver - in the 2015 Collegiate Advertising Awards program, which recognizes U.S. colleges and universities for excellence in communications, marketing, advertising and promotions.

Melissa Ibañez, director of financial aid and associate vice president of enrollment management, was recently recognized for her service to the Pennsylvania Association of State Financial Aid Administrators.

The Computer Information Systems and Technology program has completed a new lab to give students a new real-life work opportunity.