IUP Magazine

IUP Magazine, Summer 2005

Two of the university's most distinctive--and most historic--structures will be joined.

Campus improvments will add immeasurably to the experience of theatergoers and other audiences.

To President Tony Atwater, the title of Ray Charles’ final album brings to mind Tom Baker.

President’s Inauguration Set: IUP will celebrate the inauguration of its twenty-fourth president, Tony Atwater, with events planned for October 5-7, 2005.
Distinguished by Success and Service: Ten alumni were honored with 2005 Distinguished Alumni Awards at an early April gala sponsored by the IUP Alumni Association.
What They Said: Quotes by IUP faculty members as reported in regional, national, and international media...
The Scholar-Athletes: The choices of Missy Swindel and Anthony Rebyanski as IUP’s inaugural Scholar Athlete of the Year award winners were perfect. After all, their transcripts were.
The Seagoing Geologist: The typhoon had finally stopped slamming the ship, and sophomore Matthew Bolyn could focus on the research that had taken him to the South Pacific near Tahiti for six weeks in Spring, 2005.
The Front Page: A long time admirer of Ray Charles, IUP president Tony Atwater takes delight in the late musician’s final album. But it’s more than just the music.
The Company We Keep: See who's been visiting IUP.

Surprise Party: IUP finished third at the American Collegiate Hockey Association Division II national club tournament by surprising three top flight opponents. But the team the Indians surprised most might have been...IUP.
Out and About: Happenings on campus
Mentors: Highlights about IUP faculty members, past and present
Letters: Letters to the editor
Honors College Chronicles: Updates from the Robert E. Cook Honors College
Answering the Call: Senior LeRon McCoy looked forward to hearing his name called in the NFL draft. He never did, not that he’s complaining.