Student Co-op Proposition Update
The following was shared with students on October 2, 2026:
The following was shared with students on October 2, 2026:
Starting with the fall 2026 semester, IUP implemented Lounge as its student engagement platform. Lounge, a more mobile-friendly platform than the previously used Crimson Connect, is for students, clubs and organizations, and campus departments to promote their events.
IUP’s Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance will present a faculty recital by violinist Kaleigh Acord on Tuesday, October 13, at 7:00 p.m. in Gorell Recital Hall, on the second floor of Sutton Hall. Admission is free, and the public is invited.
The Digital Trust Scholarship Program is now accepting applications for awards in January and February 2027. This scholarship is open to students worldwide who are pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree in a field related to IT audit, risk, cybersecurity, governance, or assurance.
IUP’s Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance will welcome mezzo-soprano Gillian Riesen and tenor John Riesen for a Sims Guest Artist recital on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in Gorell Recital Hall, located on the second floor of Sutton Hall. This event is free and open to the public.
Guidepoint Security is currently accepting applications for its spring 2026 internship program.
IUP is offering two Capture the Flag cyber competitions in fall 2026. These events are sponsored by federally funded programs through the IUP Institute for Cyber Security. Compete against your peers for a chance to win great prizes!
For the fifteenth year, the campus will come together to celebrate the IUP Day on Writing on November 2 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
For the third consecutive year, Indiana University of Pennsylvania increased both overall student enrollment and enrollment of new, first-time degree-seeking students, while recording a 10-year high persistence rate (students entering in fall 2024 and continuing for a third year of study for fall 2026).
The following was shared with students on October 1, 2026:
The following was shared with students on September 30, 2026:
Four Indiana University of Pennsylvania students and Lei Hao, associate professor in the Department of Allied Health, traveled to Henan and Shanghai, China, in August as part of BRIDGE 2026: US-China Health Sciences and Culture Exchange Program (Building Relationships, Innovation, Development, Global Health, and Education).
Indiana University of Pennsylvania has been selected for U.S. News & World Report’s “2027 Best Colleges” national universities ranking, and the undergraduate business, computer science, psychology, and nursing programs were selected for “best undergraduate programs” rankings.
The Department of Anthropology, Geospatial and Earth Sciences at Indiana University of Pennsylvania will hold its annual Community Archaeology Fair on October 10 from noon to 3:00 p.m. in celebration of International Archaeology Day. All events are free and open to the community.
IUP Vice President Tom Segar joined LaRoche Foundation Founder and Executive Director Gregory Turlington for a live Zoom event on September 25 as part of the LaRoche Foundation’s Professional Speakers Series, “Real People, Real Journeys, A Brighter Tomorrow.”
Beth Yoe Fiddler and Janice Trusky Clay to speak at the University Museum on Thursday, October 1, at 5:00 p.m.
The Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate is now accepting internship applications from undergraduate and graduate students. Participants will work on solving critical technology problems alongside DHS professionals.
October is domestic violence awareness month. Come see the display that honors victims of domestic and intimate partner violence and raises awareness about the impact of violence.
Five students at Indiana University of Pennsylvania have been selected for the 2026–27 IUP Fusion Fellowship Program, advancing interdisciplinary research in the humanities and the sciences with two unique, student-led projects.
If you like dancing, URBN is for you! URBN is a student organization at IUP for students who love dancing, supporting each other, and having a great time!
Applications are now being accepted for the student seat on the IUP IUP Council of Trustees. A candidate must have an expected graduation date not earlier than May 2029. The successful applicant must be in good academic and student conduct standing and must have leadership experience and strong communication skills.
Fall 2027–Spring 2028 housing sign-ups will be open in MyIUP on October 1.
The director of IUP’s Center for Civic Dialogue, Stephan Schaffrath, was part of the IUP group of administrators and students that attended the annual Eradicate Hate Global Summit, held September 15 to 17 in Pittsburgh. The group’s attendance was sponsored by the IUP’s Office of Social Equity and Title IX.
For the third consecutive year, IUP’s Office of Social Equity and Title IX sponsored the attendance of IUP administrators and students at the annual Eradicate Hate Global Summit, held September 15 to 17 in Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Secretary Val Arkoosh and leadership from IUP announced the signing of an agreement between Clarks Summit State Hospital and IUP’s College of Osteopathic Medicine that will help educate and train students for future roles in rural health care in the Pennsylvania communities where they are needed most.
Students can now get their digital badges printed as durable stickers at the STEAMSHOP@Stapleton makerspace.
Parking lots around the southern part of campus will be closed during these Saturdays when IUP has home football games.
John Wesley Lowery coauthored a chapter on campus folklore in a new book, titled “Myths, Mysteries, and the Macabre on American Campuses.”
NASA is offering a CTE Manufacturing Day for students to tour facilities, engage in career discussions with NASA experts, and take part in hands-on activities.
September is National Preparedness Month, and this week we’re putting your preparedness to the test. Emergencies don’t always give you time to think. Picture yourself in each situation. What would you do?
A newly signed agreement between IUP and Temple University provides qualified IUP physics students with an accelerated 3+2 pathway to earn a BS in physics and a master’s degree in mechanical engineering, electrical and computer engineering, or bioengineering.
The IUP Libraries and partners will offer Halloween activities and treats on October 30.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania will welcome hundreds of IUP families with a number of events in celebration of 2026 Family Weekend on September 26 and 27, including hosting eight alumni authors on September 26 and the third annual College of Health Sciences “Run for the Health of It” fundraising 5K race/one mile walk on September 27.
Courtney Hughes, a student in Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Composition and Applied Linguistics doctoral program, is part of a team at California State University, Fresno that won a $30,000 grant from Adobe.
Tyreese Roselle was told he’d never succeed as an actor. IUP helped him find the community, the confidence, and the voice to prove everyone wrong.
The following was shared with students on September 20, 2026:
The IUP Career and Professional Development Center is proud to recognize the dedication and support of faculty and staff members and organizations who demonstrate an exceptional level of partnership with our office. The fall 2026 awardees are Cyndy Strittmatter, Tracey Cekada, and Nicole Clevenger.
In celebration of National Workforce Development Day, IUP is highlighting the important role of its Criminal Justice Training Center in preparing professionals who serve and protect communities across Pennsylvania.
Bat protocol for students, staff, and faculty explaining what to do in the event that a bat is seen indoors.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Civic Dialogue will participate in two programs in IUP’s Six O’Clock Series. Both programs are free and open to the community.
Long before her career in the nuclear industry, Mariah Sinan ’20 grew up on her family’s farm and gained firsthand experience with how equipment works and developed a curiosity about the science and mechanics behind it. IUP played an important role in helping her explore those interests and discover where they could take her.
It’s that time of year! Cast your vote for the 2026 Homecoming Crimson Court.
History professor Joe Mannard portrayed James Madison in an HPPR Constitution Day conversation exploring how the framers navigated deep disagreement and compromise.
The Dessy-Roffman Myth Collaborative at Indiana University of Pennsylvania is looking for a new logo and is inviting submissions from students and community members. Design submissions for the logo contest are due by 5:00 p.m. on November 25. The winning designer will receive $100.
Tia Harne, DO, a 2021 summa cum laude graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, has “come home” to Indiana as a resident at Indiana Regional Medical Center’s Family Medicine Residency Program.
While she teaches counseling, not math, Lorraine Guth fully appreciates the “geometric good” of preparing future counselors—each of whom will improve hundreds of lives during their careers. Learn about her in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
News about IUP alumni Dennis and Regina Stover’s donation to the IUP College of Osteopathic Medicine as part of the school’s Impact 150 campaign was featured in the Sept. 3 issue of the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine’s “Smart Brief.”
A total of 27 students from throughout Pennsylvania and from seven states, including California, traveled to IUP for the College of Osteopathic Medicine’s inaugural student interview day on September 4.
Dogs from the Alliance of Therapy Dogs will visit the Stapleton Library monthly during the Fall semester.
With the fall semester underway and more students on campus this year, IUP University Police and Emergency Management are reminding everyone to slow down, stay alert, and look out for one another when traveling on and around campus.