Cast your Vote for the 2026 Homecoming Crimson Court!
It’s that time of year! Cast your vote for the 2026 Homecoming Crimson Court.
The IUP Student Government Association is the official representative body of IUP students and works to promote and enrich the welfare of all IUP students.
All members of the IUP community are welcome and invited to attend the SGA General Assembly meetings every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Jane E. Leonard Hall, Room 126. Additional meeting information can be found under the event section of the Student Government Association Lounge.
Undergraduate students who would like to join Student Government must be elected by the SGA General Assembly. In order to be eligible for election, students are required to attend two General Assembly meetings and complete the new senator application.
For more information on how SGA works, check out our governing documents: IUP Student Government Association Constitution and Bylaws.
It is the responsibility of Student Government to recognize student organizations. At IUP, all student organizations must have university recognition to reserve space on campus for events, receive a budget from the IUP Student Cooperative Association, and be affiliated with the university.
The SGA Board of Recognition oversees most of the recognition process and can help you start your student organization. Information about starting a new organization and an outline of the steps to get university recognition can be found in the new student organization outline. For help starting the process, contact SGA Chief Justice Madison Bunyenyezi at rtkfc@iup.edu.
It’s that time of year! Cast your vote for the 2026 Homecoming Crimson Court.
Rap as activism, identity, and social change. As a fan of hip-hop, media, politics, or culture, this presentation will leave you with a new perspective on music influencing the world.
Ready to represent IUP and be part of one of Homecoming’s most exciting traditions? Your chance to join the 2026 Homecoming Crimson Court is here!
The IUP Food Pantry and Help Center, in collaboration with various departments, organizations, clubs, and programs across campus, is launching a campus-wide food drive from November 10 through December 12 to support students in need.
The Peer Educator and Engagement Coordinators are making their mark on campus by sparking meaningful conversations in fun, approachable ways. This past week, PEEC held a FLY Friday Pop-Up featuring a Question of the Day focused on community standards and Homecoming.