Health and wellness are at the forefront for most of us! All members of the IUP family are invited to join us in the 2021 IUP Wellness Challenge, April 1–30, 2021.
Everyone who completes the IUP Wellness Challenge will receive a Completion Certificate and the chance to win additional IUP prizes.
- Register, and download the Wellness Challenge Calendar.
- Start the wellness challenge on Thursday, April 1, completing the activity checklist each day.
- Finish the wellness challenge on Friday, April 30.
- Share your wellness challenge photos to your favorite social media platforms using #iupwellnesschallenge or email photos to alumni-relations@iup.edu for additional chances to win exciting IUP prizes along the way and to be highlighted on the IUP Alumni
Association channels.
- Email alumni-relations@iup.edu by May 15, 2021, with a copy of your IUP Wellness Challenge Tracker confirming your challenge completion.
We encourage you to follow a sound nutritional plan, practice mediation, yoga, or other mental wellness activities too!
Visit: www.alumni.iup.edu/iupcares for an on-demand library of additional resources!
Note: You should consult your physician before beginning any exercise routine. We encourage you to practice safe social distancing during the IUP Wellness Challenge. If you have any questions, please contact us at alumni-relations@iup.edu.
#IUPproud #IUPWellnessChallenge
Learn all about the 2021 IUP Wellness Challenge.
Graduate students apply for graduation through MyIUP. Graduate students are required to apply for graduation by the established deadlines.
More information on how to apply for graduation.
After a well-received and dynamic performance of Handel’s “Messiah” in 2018, the Lively Arts is delighted to invite the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra for a return visit to perform “We Sing America,” a patriotic salute highlighting the contribution of female composers.
Designed to complement a gallery of women artists, this program from the Johnstown Symphony Orchestra Principal String Quartet showcases the melodic and energetic works of women composers, including famed suffragette Ethel Smyth, award-winning American composers Gabriela Lena Frank and Jessie Montgomery, as well as the evocative music of George Walker. The program concludes with a youthful quartet of Beethoven.
All spring 2021 Ovations events are Pay-As-You-Can.
Visit the Lively Arts Ticket Site to upload your video.
This young driving force in
Nordic world music draws inspiration from folk and traditional Scandinavian
music and reshapes it with an endlessly innovated and contemporary approach.
The Dreamers’ Circus trio
musicians Nikolaj Busk (Denmark, piano and accordion), Ale Carr (Sweden
cittern), and Rune Tonsgaard Sørensen (Demark, violin)—display inventiveness
and talent in their approach to performances.
Based in music from Denmark and
Sweden as well as Iceland, Finland, and the far reaches of the windswept Faroe
Islands, they view these traditional roots merely as a point of departure from
which to expand. In playing, they seek to unlock imaginations and allow the
mind to wander to a place where stories unfold.
The name of the band is no
accident. The magical feel upon entering the circus tent, surrounded by vividly
colored memories… Dreamers’ Circus strives to engage your senses and invoke a
place of freedom, somewhere for our imagination to play in and a space for
dreaming.
All Ovations events for the spring 2021 season are Pay-as-You-Can. Visit our ticket site to rent this video.
Join the Student Government Association and the Residence Hall Association as we come together for the third annual Multicultural Festival. This end-of-the-year program is an opportunity to celebrate our diverse students and organizations.
Stop by the Wallwork Courtyard between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. to enjoy music, snacks, and celebration.
A celebration for those within the LGBTQIA community who are graduating.
Join STATIC as we continue to ease back into live events and present the 33rd annual End-of-the-Year Cookout on Friday, April 30, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., on the HUB Front Patio and via Zoom. The event is completely free.
In person, come enjoy:
- food (various food trucks, featuring some free and some paid options)
- games (including cornhole, ladder golf, and bear pong) & activities (caricatures)
- tie-dyed t-shirts (everything included)
- music
- and more!
Online, come enjoy via Zoom:
- games via JackBox and other platforms
- and prizes for game winners!
Please note that all offerings are first-come, first-served, and no preregistrations will occur.
Please adhere to all COVID-related precautions required at STATIC events, including maximum capacity of 250, I-Card scanning, mandatory mask usage, enhanced disinfection and cleaning, enforced six-foot social distancing from others, and more as indicated on event signage and announcements.
For more information, visit the STATIC website or STATIC on Twitter and Instagram.
IUP Trombone Studio Alumnus Greg Chenoweth presents a recital of music for trombone and piano.
A live, public audience will be permitted and the event will be live streamed.
Current events, finals, Zoom fatigue, or anxiety stressing you out? Come to the Meet-Up in Folger and express yourself as part of the MCSLE Mosaic. We bring the paper and art supplies, you bring the creativity. The finished product will be displayed in
Elkin and posted on our social media, @iup_mcsle
The Meet Up – End of Year Celebration
Come celebrate the last Meet Up of the semester. Students will enjoy games, bingo, food, a milk shake station, music, and much more in a safe COVID-friendly environment.
Play Bingo and you may win an e-gift card! Get your Bingo card and Zoom address by 4:00 p.m. on the date of the bingo game by emailing
atod-oasis@iup.edu. The game starts at 9:30 p.m.