The Center for Multicultural Student Leadership and Engagement is a campus gathering space and resource/programming center, providing students from a diverse set of backgrounds a place to meet and socialize. Our dedicated space for student organizations and up-to-date collaboration areas provide a great place to meet and study.
The Center provides a variety of multicultural programs and student events, from leadership opportunities to fraternity and sorority life, including ways for all students to get involved on campus.
Folger Student Center Hours of Operation
A list of recognized student organizations at IUP, information on beginning a new organization, and information about annual resubmission of the Organization Recognition Form for an already-recognized organization.
A calendar of diversity events around campus, open to all members of the IUP community.
The Office works to assist in the creation of a campus environment that promotes diversity and values individual differences. This page also includes information on IUP's diversity commissions and councils: the President's Commission on Diversity and Inclusion, LGBTQIA+ Commission, Women's Commission, Hispanic Heritage Council, and Native American Awareness Council.
If you need to reserve space on campus, whether it's outdoors or indoors, use this link to our space reservation system.
Two internationally known civil rights and diversity advocates will present programs at IUP in October 2022. Anouar Rahmani, a journalist, author, and law expert from Algeria, will be at IUP on October 12; and professor, author, and comedian Javier Ávila will present his one-man show on October 18. Both programs are free and open to the community.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s annual Homecoming celebration, September 30 through October 2, is expected to draw thousands to Indiana for alumni reunions and events for the entire community, including the annual parade and football game.
We would like to congratulate the 2022 Homecoming Crimson Court as we prepare for the upcoming festivities. This year’s court is represented by six IUP students in various degrees and representing multiple student organizations.
It’s that time of year! Cast your vote for the 2022 Homecoming Crimson Court.
The Center for Multicultural Student Leadership and Engagement is inviting IUP students interested in the Homecoming Crimson Court to submit their names and applications for consideration. Our gender-neutral Crimson Court is comprised of six students representing our undergraduate colleges.
