Long-term Overflow Parking in KCAC Wayne Ave Lot
Due to the influx of students bringing their vehicles to campus, parking services will allow long-term parking in the south end of the KCAC Wayne Avenue Parking Lot for the foreseeable future.
Due to the influx of students bringing their vehicles to campus, parking services will allow long-term parking in the south end of the KCAC Wayne Avenue Parking Lot for the foreseeable future.
If you are seeking a new or updated professional headshot, MarCom has scheduled headshot sessions this fall. Registration for a time slot is required.
Clinton Iadanza, who has more than two decades of experience in education—including assessment, educational research, program evaluation, student support, and continuous quality improvement—has been selected to join Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s College of Osteopathic Medicine team as director of Assessment and Quality Improvement.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s College of Health Sciences’ third annual Run for the Health of It fundraising 5K and one-mile walk will be held September 27, with free registration offered to all IUP students through the generosity of IUP 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient Courtney Barilar Vose.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Safety is continuing its tradition of supporting IUP’s Food Pantry and Help Center with a donation of food and nonperishable food products and $100.
IRB office hours are returning for the 2026–27 academic year. Office hours are an opportunity for faculty, staff, and student researchers to meet with a member of IUP’s Institutional Review Board for the Protection of Human Subjects.
The following was shared with students on August 27, 2026:
Five students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania were selected for the 2026 Career and Leadership Skills Academy, a strategic collaboration between the PA Bankers Association, IUP, Shippensburg University, Commonwealth University, and Kutztown University.
Review IUP’s requirements and procedures for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and recognized volunteers participating in university-affiliated international educational experiences.
This past week, we welcomed the Class of 2030 to campus! We’re excited to see how our newest Hawks will make IUP their home over the next four years. Here’s a look at some of the moments that made Welcome Week so special.
Center for Civic Dialogue graduate assistants Brooke Eisenhuth and Kai Ratleff and the Social Equity and Title IX Office's graduate assistant Sarah Logue are making the CCD satellite office in 114 Elkin Hall their new workspace until the permanent Center location is ready for us to move in.
The long-term Robertshaw parking lot is currently at capacity. Citations will be issued to parked vehicles that do not have a permit.
Theater-by-the-Grove, the performance ensemble of IUP’s Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance, has announced a season of theatre productions designed to foster interdisciplinary discussion and collaboration between different fields of study on campus.
The following was shared with students on August 24, 2026:
There is truly something for everyone at IUP! Joining a club or organization is the best way to make friends and feel at home.
The following email was sent to students on August 23, 2026:
The following was shared with students on August 23, 2026:
Two students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Juliana Simon and Vincent Oddo, have been selected as recipients of the 2026 Dr. Eugene E. Lepley Memorial Scholarship.
The following was shared with students on August 20, 2026:
The following was shared with students on August 20, 2026:
The following was shared with students on Wednesday, August 19, 2026:
Regular full enforcement will resume on the first day of classes, Monday, August 24. Please make sure your vehicle has a virtual permit and park accordingly.
Miko Rose, founding dean of Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s College of Osteopathic Medicine, is featured on “D.O. or Do Not: The Osteopathic Physician’s Journey for Premed & Medical Students.”
President Driscoll offers additional information about IUP’s Strategic Priorities for the 2026–27 academic year, including the leader for each of the priorities and the executive statement.
President Michael A. Driscoll invites the IUP community to the Opening of the Academic Year.
IUP’s newest staff members had an opportunity to learn more about the university, meet colleagues from across campus, and discover resources available to support their success during the inaugural Crimson Welcome Phase 3: Integration for Staff, hosted by the Office of Human Resources, August 4–6.
New AI language has been added to the IT Acceptable Use Policy, Information Protection Policy, and Data Classification Policy, complementing existing expectations in the Academic Integrity Policy.
The following was shared with students on August 14, 2026:
To help make the onboarding process as smooth as possible, Human Resources will be offering open office hours in 358 Sutton Hall for student employees who need to present their I-9 documentation for student employment.
On a warm August evening, PNC Park once again became a gathering place for generations of the IUP community.
Transfermate is an easy-to-use payment method that offers a secure, fast and affordable way to make your international education payments from around the world.
The following was shared with students on August 13, 2026:
IUP Parking Services adjusts some changes to parking rules and regulations; most importantly, changes to overnight campus parking
Patrick R. Wallace, a 1985 management graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, has continued his generosity to students at IUP and to the Eberly College of Business with a $25,000 gift to support the Eberly College of Business Dean’s Innovation Fund.
The 52 students selected for the 2026 Undergraduate Summer Opportunities for Applying Research (U-SOAR) will present their original research projects during the U-SOAR Research Symposium on August 19 from 10:00 a.m. to noon in Sutton Hall’s Blue Room.
The following was shared with students on August 11, 2026:
Indiana University of Pennsylvania welcomes students for the 2026–27 academic year with a number of Welcome Week events starting August 15. The first day of classes for the fall 2026 semester is August 24.
The following was shared with students on August 10, 2026:
Applications are now available for the Crimson Hawk Bridge program, IUP’s certificate program for students with intellectual disabilities. All applications are due by August 14th. Applications are available on the program”s website.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Office of Student Wellness has received a two-year, $40,970 grant from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) through the PLCB’s Bureau of Alcohol Education’s Reducing Underage Drinking and Dangerous Drinking initiative.
The following information was shared with students on July 31, 2026:
IUP Hosting Forensic Archaeology Public Day Aug. 5 at IUP Forensic Outdoor Research Station
Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Indiana Regional Medical Center’s joint podcast, “Rural Health Pulse,” continues season four with a conversation focused on the connection between agriculture, conservation, and rural health.
Following concerns raised about the safety of pedestrians, drivers, and users of electronic mobile devices, Indiana University of Pennsylvania has adopted a new policy that prohibits electronic personal mobility devices on IUP property, both in all IUP-owned and managed buildings and outdoor spaces on the Indiana and Punxsutawney campuses.
Matthew Vetter (Department of Language, Literature, and Writing) has been awarded a grant from the Wikimedia Foundation (the nonprofit behind Wikipedia) to expand to strengthen global Wikimedia communities and facilitate collaboration in external grant-making.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Criminal Justice Training Center has received a retired police vehicle from the Jim Shorkey Auto Group and Ibis Emergency Vehicles for use in training students studying to become police officers.
Joel Bonnaud, who has more than a decade of experience working with students, has been selected to serve as an admissions recruiting specialist and counselor for Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Eberly College of Business has been selected by the education services company Princeton Review for its “Best On-Campus MBA Program” listing. As part of this recognition, IUP’s program is included in the Princeton Review’s “Best Business Schools for 2027” report.