IUP Magazine

IUP Magazine, Winter 2005

David Wilson makes an impact on thousands of lives along his long journey from Wilkinsburg, Pa., to the foot of Vermont's Bromley Mountain.

Jack Pidgeon is a volunteeer swim coach, but another of his contributions will solidify the future of IUP's program for years to come.

Climbing to the Top: Rutger Wiese and Adel Heder steered dark horses to the top in Fall 2004. Their teams fooled the experts and foiled a succession of favored foes to finish the season in the NCAA tournament.
Japanese “Soul” Meets American Jazz: In the fall of 2003, Hank Knerr, director of public events for the College of Fine Arts and the Lively Arts at IUP, saw a taped performance by Japanese shamisen artist Masahiro Nitta. “It was a very different, exciting sound,” he said.
IUP Updates: Happenings on campus and beyond
Letters: Letters to the editor

Meantime, We Have Moved Ahead: A message from Interim President Diane Reinhard
The Company We Keep: Special visitors to campus
A Spectacular Find in Cypriot Survey: It was a hot morning on the island of Cyprus as IUP senior Sara Fortnam studied the grassy terrain.
What They Said: IUP in the news