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Pitt-Bradford has remade its former sports medicine program into exercise science, a field that will provide students with more options for their undergraduate degrees.

Pitt-Bradford students have been taking themselves back to a simpler time in their lives through a spirited game that is being played at college campuses across the nation: Humans vs. Zombies.

Pitt-Bradford’s psychology program has restructured its Bachelor of Science major to provide students with both a greater breadth of knowledge in their field and a chance to tailor their studies to their future careers.

The Pitt-Bradford student literary magazine, Baily’s Beads, and the Bradford YWCA are sponsoring a poetry contest to spotlight Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Was L. Frank Baum, the author of “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,”a Bradfordian? Did Bradford’s oil boom of the 1870s and ‘80s inspire Baum’s vivid imagination? Many people think so.

Faculty and staff presented and published a variety of work over the summer, including papers, poems and visual arts.

Summer was anything but a time to goof off for Paige Wallace, a senior from Erie.

Dr. Tony Gaskew, associate professor of criminal justice, understands the concept of social justice from both a personal and academic perspective.

For the sixth year in a row, the Pitt-Bradford has been named a Military Friendly® School by Victory Media.

Dr. Lauren Yaich, associate professor of biology, and alumnus John Foerstner ’79 will be honored by the Pitt-Bradford’s Alumni Association during Alumni and Family Weekend Oct. 3-5.