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Criminal justice program offering comparative justice class in Ireland
While some students dream of bikinis on the beach for spring break, 10 criminal justice students from the University of Pittsburgh are looking forward to seeing the prisons of Ireland.
Pitt-Bradford receives award from CASE
Pitt-Bradford has received an honorable mention for its freshmen orientation handbook from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education in its District II Accolades Awards Program.
Small investment yields valuable knowledge about energy
Dr. David Soriano's Introduction to Fuels lab class is one part “American Pickers,” one part “Bill Nye the Science Guy” and one part Pinterest projects.
CIST major tackles year abroad in China
Nnedimma Ugochukwu's best talent may be making friends.
Dr. Jean Truman promoted to associate professor
Dr. Jean Truman has been promoted to associate professor of nursing and granted tenure.
Friends of Hanley Library to present annual Seasonal Readings on WESB
The Friends of Hanley Library will present its 23rd annual “Seasonal Readings” on WESB's LiveLine program next week.
Delegation to participate in Appalachian Teaching Project
Pitt-Bradford students will present community-based research about the city of Kane to federal officials during the 15th annual Appalachian Teaching Project Symposium in Washington, D.C., Dec. 4 and 5.
Two $1 million gifts made to information systems program
Two $1 million gifts from President Emeritus Richard E. and Ruth McDowell and Zippo Manufacturing Co. will benefit the computer information systems and technology program, one of the university's eight programs targeted for prominence.
GIS students use class project to harvest big buck
Every rifle deer hunting season Colton Gotshall's grandfather flies from Tampa, Fla., back to Eldred, Pa., where he taught his son and grandson to hunt.
James Baldwin receives doctoral degree
James L. Baldwin, vice president for enrollment management at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, received his doctor of philosophy degree after successfully defending his dissertation at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.