IUP Magazine

Fall 2008

Susan Delaney never dreamed a building on IUP's campus would bear her name.

Years in the making, the IUP Performing Arts Center has become a reality and graces the Oak Grove with a glittering new landmark.

Jahzinga Tracey will probably break Cathy Torchia's record mark as IUP's all-time leading scorer in women's basketball.

The boxing exploits of Johnny Kostas '49 are legendary—not only at his alma mater, but also in the U.S. Marine Corps.

Above the Caption: Photos from campus and beyond
Awards and Mentors: Highlights about IUP and its faculty members, past and present
Breaking New Ground: This fall, IUP and the community scheduled a formal groundbreaking for the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex along Wayne Avenue.
From the Star of Malaysia: In late July, The Star of Malaysia printed this story, providing a window on the marriage of two IUP alumni from a Far Eastern perspective.
Front Door: Many Pennsylvanians don’t realize the differences that exist among the commonwealth’s “public” universities in terms of their governance and what they charge students. This article addresses the latter issue.
In One Place: At the corner of Maple Street and Pratt Drive, beneath the distinctive clock tower of the Suites on Maple East, the Center for Health and Well Being is a facility like never before.
Letters: Letters to the editor
Message from the President: The significance of groundbreaking for the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex late this fall cannot be overstated as a hallmark event in the history of this university and the Indiana region.
Not Gone, Not Forgotten: Buildings named for the nine people in this story have given way to replacements on the IUP campus, but memories of each person, so vital to the university’s history, remain.

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