IUP Housing congratulates Graduate Residence Director/RHA Advisor Annika Philippe-Auguste and Suites on Pratt Graduate Director Tori Campbell for their “Top Ten” programming placements at the Central Atlantic Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls conference, held virtually by the University of Toledo in late November 2020.
Indiana and Punxsutawney students can now sign up for November break housing on the Indiana campus.
Join us for a night of activities at the IUP Museum in Sutton Hall on Friday, October 30, from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. The eventful evening will include tales of secrets about various artworks and artists, a museum hunt, Halloween gifts, and an opportunity to dress or accessorize as your favorite character from the movie A Night in the Museum.
Housing, Residential Living, and Dining announces this year’s Best Dressed Room Contest! On-campus residents should send a picture of their room and get a chance to win some great prizes and show off their style and creativity. This year features a new category: “Fall Décor, Lighting, or Fandom.”
IUP Housing Spirit Week 2020 runs October 5–9. Prizes for the best picture per day on Instagram will be awarded.
The Faculty-in-Residence program announces the participating faculty members for 2020–21: Michele Papakie from the Department of Journalism and Public Relations and Holly Boda-Sutton from the Department of Theatre, Dance, and Performance.
The IUP Living-Learning Communities are proud to announce the nominations for and winner of the Living-Learning Partner of the Year.
The Office of Housing, Residential Living, and Dining held a Student Leadership Banquet on Zoom, presenting awards that included Resident Assistant of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Office Worker of the Year, Residence Hall Council Member of the Year, the Heart and Soul Award, Living Learning Partner of the Year, and the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Several Living-Learning Executive Team members published an article to Learning Communities Research and Practice. “An Enhanced Approach to Living and Learning Together at IUP: Living-Learning Community Certificate Programs” details the development of Living-Learning Community Certificate Programs at IUP.
National Residence Hall Honorary is sponsoring the Free Rice Project in which participants can help combat food insecurity and hunger simply by completing a few online quizzes.
Residence Life is committed to providing the highest quality of services and support to students and their families even during this fast-changing worldwide emergency. We appreciate our students and their families’ patience as we work to respond to their needs and questions.
Aramark scholarships are established and donated by the IUP food service contractor in honor of Nicole A. Chichy.
Starting in the spring 2020 semester, North Dining will feature two hydroponic gardens, letting dining customers benefit from a year-round sustainable garden experience. Two vertical gardens will feature a variety of herbs and leafy greens, and the harvest will be incorporated into the menu at North Dining.