The School's newly opened Regional Training Centers are addressing a dire oral health care need in rural communities across Pennsylvania. 

The road map emphasizes responsible use of resources and encourages students, faculty, staff and community partners to work together to make a lasting impact.

Title III grants from the departments of Labor and Education will fund workforce-relevant training, mental health care and more support for first-years from lower-income families.

The assistant professor of engineering at Pitt-Bradford will receive $400,000 to study the method, which could have applications in extreme environments like space.

Pitt-Bradford and Pitt-Johnstown made the top 50 of the new Washington Monthly ranking.

Jessica Kubiak will serve as dean of academic affairs, and Andrew Peterson will serve as dean of student affairs.

Pitt-Bradford was honored for the 16th consecutive year for its support of active military and veteran students.

Schools are assessed based on engaged students, teaching quality, vibrant communities and successful outcomes.

Several of the 13 engineering technology alumni were hired by companies where they previously interned.

Ervin Dyer, Jessica Kiefer and Allie O’Shea are among the first 25 Pennsylvanians to earn the honor for their work strengthening community and civic life.