The IUP Alumni Association recently honored seven graduates with its highest honor.
Backed by significant gifts, a student group works to establish a permanent food pantry at IUP.
Phillip Woods ’00, D’17 leads an East Pittsburgh school that has struggled with violence, academic performance, and discipline.
IUP librarian Theresa McDevitt M’89 ferrets out the truth behind a mural in a Stabley Library stairwell.
In the midst of a national shortage, IUP has a new strategy to attract, train, and retain more teachers.
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2019 Distinguished Alumni Awards • Student Food Pantry Established • High School Applies Lessons Learned at IUP • Mystery Mural in Stabley Library Stairwell • IUP’s Strategy for More and Better Teachers • And more from Spring 2019 »
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As brand manager for Quantitative Imaging Systems (Qi), Colleen Gray Coll ’91 is spreading the word about the need for women and minorities in technology fields.
Brandon Rudolph ’07, M’08, Matthew Page ’05, Michael Page ’07, and John Page ’80 ran the 2018 Army Ten-Miler in Washington, DC.
Ron Ploucha ’71 shared a fall 2018 reunion photo of Alpha Chi Epsilon’s founding brothers and pledges.
Ian Gallanar ’87 was elected president of the international Shakespeare Theatre Association.
Lawrence Talotta ’79 shared photos from a get-together with his former IUP roommates in September 2018.
Artist Alberto Rey ’82 has written and illustrated a new book, Extinct Birds Project.
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