Police Blotter 8.29.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Library hours extended

With finals week quickly approaching, many students will be spending a lot of time finishing projects and studying for final exams.

Students present discrimination drama

Hoping to rid the world of discrimination, several IUP students have created a drama in which their own personal experiences on campus show discrimination at its worst.

Plagiarism: more than copy-paste

Plagiarism, regardless of its form or how it is obtained, is a type of theft. It still proves to be a problem among universities, public schools, and private institutions worldwide.

Police Blotter 4.19.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Earth Day to be observed with book presentation

Students can "go green" a little sooner this year by attending a presentation Wednesday hosted by Dr. Maureen McHugh.

Professor discusses political research

Latin America, made up of more than a dozen countries, is changing in terms of political affiliation over time, according to an expert.

Medium offers spiritual advice

Reverend Marjorie Augustine Rivera, a spiritualist and medium, gave a lecture on spiritualism Thursday.

Police Blotter 4.15.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

SignIn’ performance to combine popular music, ASL

The IUP Sign Language Club will hold the annual SignIn' performance Saturday and Sunday. Saturday's performance begins at 7 p.m.; Sunday's begins at 2 p.m. Performances will take place in Zink Auditorium.

Cardboard Village to raise awareness for homelessness, poverty

The National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) along with the Indiana County Community Action Program (ICCAP) will sponsor the Cardboard Village event that will take place in the Oak Grove next week.

Police Blotter 4.12.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Business workshop to give financial advice

The First Step: How to Start & Finance Your Business workshop aimed at helping those starting a new business will take place Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 108 at Eberly Hall. The workshop is a monthly event organized by the IUP Small Business Development Center.

Election results introduce new leadership

Zachary Stayman (junior, political science/pre-law) beat out Eddie Cervantes (sophomore, international business and finance) to become the new president of the Student Government Association.

Students hold biannual ceramics sale

Local artists sold their wares at the biannual ceramics sale. The sale was held at Robertshaw Saturday and Sunday.

Police Blotter 4.8.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Students rally to ‘Take Back the Night’

"We have the power, we have the right; the streets are ours, take back the night."

Students combat spring allergies

Spring is in full swing, and many students will be facing trouble with seasonal allergies. Allergies can be annoying or even dangerous if they're not dealt with properly.

Stapleton celebrates National Library Week

Come out to "Create Your Own Story" this week and next week at the scheduled events to celebrate National Library Week with the IUP community.

IUP basketball player arrested

IUP men's basketball's all-time scorer, and current NABC Player of the Year Darryl Webb was arrested Monday night when an altercation with his girlfriend turned physical, according to Indiana Borough Police.

IUP 360º to produce fourth season

To anyone who has ever wanted to know more about the campus, hoped to gain further clarity on an issue or event, broaden their horizons or knows someone considering applying to the university, IUP offers a comprehensive video series called IUP 360º.

Police Blotter 4.5.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Take Back the Night to raise awareness, support

Take Back the Night is a worldwide event to raise awareness and to show support for the survivors and victims of sexual assault.

IUP Rapid Response protests Chick-Fil-A

During the Aramark Food Show Thursday, students were able to take pictures with Tony the Tiger, the Quiznos Cup and the Chick-Fil-A cow.

Faculty offer writing advice

The time for research papers has come for IUP students.

Interim president discusses debt

IUP Interim President Dr. David Werner answered any and all questions during an open forum in Gorell Recital Hall on the second floor of Sutton Friday morning.

Police Blotter 4.1.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

The Penn’s 2011-2012 budget approved

Following an appeal process, the Finance Committee of the Student Co-op approved The Penn's 2011-2012 budget.

Photographer presents, discusses art

Photographer Carlton Wilkinson displayed and discussed decades of art Wednesday at Sprowls Hall.

Community gathers at Literacy Day

Literacy Day brought Indiana students, faculty and residents together at the Indiana Free Library Saturday.

IUP supports Japan disaster relief efforts

Three weeks after the earthquake in Japan, the IUP community is doing its part to help.

Police Blotter 3.29.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Peer Mentor program to hold open house

Students interested in becoming peer mentors are invited to attend the program's open house Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m.

Nominations accepted for Chacivity Award

Nominations for the Spring Chacivity Award are being accepted by the Office of Student Housing. This award acknowledges IUP students who demonstrate civic leadership and the need to help others.

Research Appreciation Week to showcase student work

Research Appreciation Week will take place from April 4-8 to celebrate the work of IUP faculty, graduate, and undergraduate work as students compete for scholarships and faculty for federal funding.

Budget Cut Rally

Students, faculty and administrators congregated from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday before the library steps to protest Gov. Tom Corbett's proposed budget cuts to state-owned universities.

Archaeology field schools offer first-hand experience

This summer, the anthropology department is offering students a chance at some hands-on archaeological experience.

Alumna discusses reentry

The criminology department sponsored alumna speaker Megan Joseph to speak to students about her experiences in the criminology field after graduation from IUP.

Police Blotter 3.22.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Brawl breaks out at club, shots fired

Three brawls and gunshots broke out in Indiana early Sunday morning, borough police reported.

Library lease pending due to renovations

According to Indiana Borough officials, the Indiana Free Library is trying to get a 15-year lease for the Community Center Building, which is owned by the borough.

Deadline approaches for fall conference applications

This year's Pennsylvania Association of the Council Trustees (PACT) fall conference theme is "Students First."

IUP faculty,

Graphic design speaker presents field history

The Graphic Design Student Association invited guest speaker Justin Kropp to speak to students about the way graphic design has changed over the years, how it is still changing and offer advice to students preparing to enter into the profession. 

Midterm grades available to students

Midterm grades were posted yesterday at 8 a.m. Students can now check up on any classes they may be struggling in.

Police Blotter 3.18.2011

Recent criminal activity and alcohol violations in Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Workshop offers financial advice to women

If you are a woman and would like to gain knowledge on calculating a budget or how to negotiate a salary,

Speed Interviewing and Networking event

Tuesday evening kicked off the second in a series of three speed inteviewing and networking events. The event was hosted by the Career Development Center for the students of the Eberly College of Business and the College of Natural Science and Mathematics. Each of the events cater to specific colleges or majors.

Library opens new technology help desk

There is a new help desk now available for students. The Information Commons Support Desk, opened on Feb. 28, is located on the first floor of Stapleton Library next to the Media and Equipment Desk to

help students with technology support.

KCAC to host ribbon cutting

The ceremony will take place in the 5,000-seat Ed Fry Area.

Registration open for WestPACS job and internship fair

Students are now able to register for the WestPACS job and internship fair in Monroeville.

Nominations accepted for Volunteer Service of the Year Award

Have you or someone you know gone the extra mile when it came to community service? Well, it's time for them to be recognized for such an honorable display of genuine care for the community.