major in international affairs, which integrates foreign language study with coursework in politics, economics, and management. Student life Pitt Bradford is a residential college, with most students (including 86% of freshmen) living on campus in one of the fourteen residence halls. Pitt Bradford has over 60 student clubs and organizations, several fraternities and sororities, and numerous intramural sports leagues. Student media includes: The Source, the college newspaper; WDRQ Campus Radio, Pitt Bradford's radio station; and Baily’s Beads, a literary magazine featuring work from the campus community. The student union is the Frame-Westerberg Commons. The Commons houses the campus dining room, as well as the Panther Shop, which serves as the campus bookstore and also features an after-hours convenience store; the Commons Cafe, where students can get a meal while sitting by the fireplace; the mail center; a game room; meeting space for student organizations; a lounge area; and the Mukaiyama University Room, where various events are held. Housing Student residences are primarily apartment-style and townhouse-style. Each unit houses two to five students, and rooms are either single or double occupancy. There are three types of residence halls: Suites (Lester and Barbara Rice House, Reed-Coit House, Sarah B. Dorn House and Howard L. Fesenmyer House), townhouses (Emily Dickinson House, Ernest Hemingway House, Herman Melville House, T.S. Eliot House and Gertrude Stein House), and garden apartments (Willa Cather House, F. Scott Fitzgerald House, James Baldwin House and William Faulkner House). First-year students reside in Livingston Alexander House, a $17 million LEED-certified complex constructed in 2018 and featuring study lounges and fitness areas. Athletics The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford is an NCAA Division III institution and a charter member of the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference. Pitt Bradford student athletes compete in 14 varsity sports: men's baseball, basketball, wrestling, golf, soccer, swimming, and tennis along with women's basketball, bowling, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, and volleyball. UPB also has an ice hockey program, which competes at the club sports level. The KOA Arena is home to the basketball and volleyball programs, while the swimming team competes in the Paul C. Duke III Aquatic Center, which features a performance arena and an NCAA-regulation, six-lane swimming pool. The baseball, softball and soccer teams play at the Kessel Athletic Complex, whose facilities include the baseball/softball field, soccer field and tennis and basketball courts. Pitt Bradford's athletic programs hold a combined 16 conference titles and have appeared in