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Two new scholarships honor the memory of Dr. Bernard G. Meyer, who taught criminal justice at Pitt-Bradford from 1996 until shortly before his death in May of last year.

Pitt-Bradford is bringing Alumni and Family Weekend Oct. 2-4 to downtown Bradford.

We're almost ready for the start of the 2015-16 academic year. The sidewalks are repaired, the windows are washed and the staff emails and phone calls are flying as we get make final preparations. We've got some new faces on campus this fall, some folks in new positions, and a couple of other new things to check out.

Let's just say that Dr. Denise Piechnik is the kind of person more likely to collect a house centipede found in her night kitchen or bathroom than squish it.

Athletic training major Kyley Mickle had a challenging new internship this summer - she's the only woman on the athletic training staff at the Major League Soccer team D.C. United.

More Pitt-Bradford students than ever are traveling abroad.

Highlighted by the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre and a visit by “Orphan Train” author Christina Baker Kline, the 2015-16 arts season at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford will bring both classical and popular arts to campus.

Pitt-Bradford's hospitality management program has been included among the 50 Most Affordable Small Colleges for Hospitality Administration and Management by BestHospitalityDegrees.com.

For the 12th consecutive year, Pitt-Bradford is one of the best colleges in the Northeast according to The Princeton Review, which cited the campus's friendly environment, small class sizes, academic offerings and professors who are easy to engage with.

Pitt-Bradford has named Ryan K. Sowers as its new assistant director for annual giving.