"Study hard and come hungry," said Bob Mrozowski, office and business manager at St. Thomas Moore University Parish, the place where free pancakes will be served at midnight for students the Tuesday and Wednesday of finals week.
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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, 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.
IUP is on-track to reach record enrollment again in fall 2011.
The university may also face retrenchment – the layoff of tenure and tenure-track faculty – in the 2012-2013 academic year.
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Six former IUP students returned to campus Wednesday to discuss their accomplishments and the role IUP played in those accomplishments. The panel was held in Sutton Hall.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
What are the most pressing issues? What is the relationship with your running mate? Where does the Student Government Association stand as sole representation of the body of students?
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.
A new, university-wide core curriculum will go into effect in the next few years and will include a heavily revised liberal studies program.
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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 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.
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.
The criminology department sponsored alumna speaker Megan Joseph to speak to students about her experiences in the criminology field after graduation from IUP.
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.
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.
The Center for Student Life is now accepting applications for the Women's Leadership Award. This award is granted to women who demonstrate excellent qualities in academics, community service and leadership roles. There are three eligible awards associated with the Women's Leadership Award.
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.
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
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.
Each year IUP has a law fair where students are exposed to different types of lawyers, from divorce attorneys to criminal defense lawyers and even bankruptcy attorneys.
IUP grads can get senior dating advice at Thirdage.com from dating experts.
Students can meet with a Philadelphia car accident lawyer to learn more about the legal system.