Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Indiana Regional Medical Center’s joint podcast, “Rural Health Pulse,” continues with a special episode with members of the first graduating class of the IRMC Family Medicine Residency.
When is “cutting edge” literally cutting an edge with a laser? When is designing a mindset the first step to good game design? High school students from across the state recently found out in a course called “Design, Build, Play” offered by the Cook Honors College at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
The following was shared with students on July 29, 2025:
This message for IUP students, from IUP Housing, is to let you know of some important dates and information for the coming year.
The following was shared with students on July 28, 2025:
Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s Eberly College of Business Master of Business Administration on-campus program has been selected as one of the top programs in the nation by the Princeton Review.
John Ninosky, a 1993 criminology graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania from Harrisburg, has gifted $50,000 to IUP for its proposed college of osteopathic medicine in honor of his late wife, Tammy Beale Ninosky, a 1993 IUP child development and family relations graduate.
Applications are now being accepted for IUP’s master of science degree in Information Systems and Management program, with classes starting in January 2026. The program provides flexibility for students to take classes through either face-to-face or two-way synchronous instruction on video.
The following was shared with students on July 21, 2025:
Please review this information from the IUP Post Office.
IUP piano professor Henry Wong Doe and British cellist Michael Kevin Jones have released their third duo album on HR Recordings, featuring the cello sonatas of Sergei Rachmaninoff and Sergei Prokofiev.
The following was shared with students on July 15, 2025:
Congress recently passed the H.R.1 - One Big Beautiful Bill Act, referred to as the Big Beautiful Bill, which introduces changes to federal financial aid.
On July 11, the Department of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency distributed a news release about the identification of a World War II soldier who died in December 1944, crediting the work of an Indiana University of Pennsylvania field school in assisting in identifying the late soldier’s remains.
Indiana Regional Medical Center recently announced the graduation of its inaugural Medical Laboratory Science Program class, developed in partnership with IUP.
