IUP Magazine

IUP Magazine, Spring 2008

New, Yet Somehow Familiar

The Sutton Suites will reflect the appearance, as well as the name, of the campus's best-known landmark.

Nutrition Beyond Borders

Most people’s daily lives include sleep, social interaction, and food. The last is most important to junior Dietetics major and Honors College member Janelle Porter.

Wilson Hall No Longer Looks Its Age: The outside of the building is little changed, but the inside of Wilson Hall has moved into the twenty-first century.
University Happenings: Awards and Mentors—Highlights about IUP and its faculty members, past and present
Too Few Teachers for Too Few Nurses: Within the next year, IUP will welcome students to its new doctoral program in nursing.
Significant Gifts and Other Initiatives: A number of endowments, scholarship funds, and significant gifts were made to the university in recent months.
Report from Rome: Paul Arpaia, only the second IUP faculty member to win the Rome Prize, filed a new dispatch from his year as resident at the American Academy in Rome.
Performing Arts Anticipation: The long-awaited Performing Arts Center in the heart of IUP’s main campus is almost ready to open.
More than a Wedding: When Katie Bailey was planning her April 2007 wedding to Owen McCabe, a friend told her about the I Do Foundation.

Message from the President: President Atwater's commentary about IUP's new website
Letters: Letters to the editor
Foreign Imports: You'll find athletes from the four corners of the world in Memorial Field House.
Distinguished Alumni Awards: Twelve alumni were honored with 2008 Distinguished Alumni Awards at an early-April gala sponsored by the IUP Alumni Association.
Bookends and More: Publications, music, and more from IUP alumni
Above the Caption: Updates from campus and beyond