News

Construction has started on the Marilyn Horne Museum and Exhibit Center in the Seneca Building, which will feature a treasure trove of memorabilia from the long career of the world-renowned opera star and Bradford native.

It was a productive spring for faculty members in the creative arts at Pitt-Bradford as they presented their work from New York City to Korea.

Three longterm employees will retire this spring with a total of 86 years of service to the university.

Pitt-Bradford Advisory Board member Andrea Gonzalez and her husband, Dr. Luis Gonzalez, have started a new scholarship for a student who demonstrates financial need.

Seven criminal justice students had a unique opportunity this semester to take a course from incarcerated educators at the Federal Correctional Institution - McKean.

Biology is the top major for the 303 students graduating Sunday with other STEM (science, technology, education and math) majors close behind.

Dr. Tony Gaskew, associate professor of criminal justice, has been invited to take part in a roundtable discussion on criminal justice reform next week at The White House.

Dr. Tammy Haley, associate professor of nursing, will receive the President's Award for Excellence in Teaching, Scholarship and Service at commencement exercises May 1.

Pitt-Bradford has a new minor in cinema studies that combines visual arts, culture and music.

Pitt-Bradford has been named a Tree Campus USA by the National Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to effective campus tree management.