In pursuit of his quests, this lawyer doesn’t stop at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Professor Adrian Wisnicki finds the lost words of the legendary explorer David Livingstone.
A former boxer pulls no punches as business adviser to professional athletes.
The IUP Academy of Culinary Arts takes a unique, small-batch approach.
Alumni gave students in business, hospitality management, and fashion merchandising a taste of city life.
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Kelley Gordon D’09 is proud to announce the birth of her daughter.
Rising from the swamps of Savannah, Georgia, a musty and unrepentant sound can be heard: Conquistadork, the full-length debut album of comedian Phil Keeling ’05.
After producing The Maury Show, Nicole Bader ’08 moves on to Jerseylicious, 2K Millennium Promotions, and launches her own event planning company.
Julie Fitzgerald-Greene ’97 sent in a photo from the annual reunion of a group of IUP ladies.
An associate professor of rhetoric and writing at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise, Amy Clark D’05 has two books coming out this year about Appalachianoral histories and dialects.
Elaine Allen ’04, CEO of Perfect Perceptions Publishing, announces the release of her debut novel, No Ordinary Love, in April 2012.
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