Central Calendar

The Writing Tips Tree will be live starting on October 14 and will be located on the second floor of Eicher Hall in front of the Jones White Writing Center. Our Writing Tips Tree offers the campus community a chance to share your best “writing tip” with the IUP community and larger National Day on Writing Community. Faculty, staff, and students are all welcome to come, submit a tip, take a selfie with the tree, and tag themselves on social media with #WhyIwrite and #IUPWriting. Submissions will be entered into raffles for prizes at our celebration on October 21.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

Trees are changing colors and dropping their leaves. The wind has a chilly bite. Halloween is just around the corner. IUP students have donned their sweaters, Ugg boots, and pumpkin-spice lattes. Yep, it’s that time of year: Fall!

Instead of going to the pumpkin patch, STATIC is bringing the pumpkin patch to you!

Join STATIC on Sunday, October 20, to celebrate the season at its annual Fall Fest! The event will take place between 12:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. in the HUB Ohio Room. All of the IUP campus community is invited to take part in this free event.

STATIC will offer pumpkin carving, gourd decorating, seasonal crafts, pumpkin bowling, fall photo booth, jack o’ lantern darts, hayrides, traditional fall desserts and beverages, like pumpkin and apple rolls, cakes, cookies, and pies with hot apple cider, pumpkin coffees, and chai teas, and more!

Did we mention that this is all completely free?

For more information, visit the STATIC website or Twitter page.

Students from the IUP Tuba and Euphonium Studio perform solo repertoire as part of 2019 OcTUBAfest.

Free admission.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

The IUP Office of International Education is inviting you to celebrate International Education Week with us!  Join us for events all week long, beginning with International Lunch Hour on Monday from 11:30-1:15 p.m. in the Blue Room, Sutton Hall.  While there is no official program during lunch, we will be highlighting some of the awesome staff, faculty and student stars that make International Education work at IUP! So come join us, bring a colleague and some students and let’s celebrate! Open to all.

Learn more about becoming an Orientation Student Success Leader by attending our information session.

Open Access is “the free, immediate, online availability of research articles combined with the rights to use these articles fully in the digital environment.” International Open Access Week, now in its 10th year, is an opportunity to take action in making openness the default for research to turn discoveries into better lives.

This year’s theme is “Open for Whom? Equity in Open Knowledge.” In observance of Open Access Month, join us for a presentation by IUP faculty.

Open Mic Night presented by BACCHUS.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

November's theme is It's On Us to end Sexual Assault.  Join the Haven Project for the It's On Us IUP Volunteer Training.  Through this training, attendees will learn about the national campaign that encourages all of us to be better bystanders, teaches about power-based personal violence, sexual violence prevention, and more.

*Attendance vouchers are available upon request.

Join us for an evening of international poetry!  Poetry offers a unique look into different cultures and is a great way to share your culture and interests with the campus community!  As participants read poetry, the poems will be projected in the original language and in English, so the audience can better understand the poem.  This event is hosted by Office of International Education as part of International Education Week.

With all the mysticism and allure of their native lands, Niyaz seamlessly blends ancient Sufi poetry and folk songs from the Middle East to India, with rich, acoustic instrumentation and state-of-the-art modern electronics. This immersive multi-media experience is a natural evolution for a group who is always aiming to redefine the boundaries of tradition in order to unite people from different cultural and spiritual backgrounds through our shared humanity. Led by front woman Azam Ali whose Iranian heritage and Indian upbringing have formed a bewitching singer of richly textured proportions, Niyaz is not limited by tradition. With four best-selling and critically acclaimed albums, their music has been featured in several major Hollywood film and television scores, including “The Matrix,” “Prince of Persia,” “Thor: The Dark World,” “True Blood,” and “Bones,” to name only a few.

Get tickets here.

More information about this event.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

Presented by the Office of International Education.

Get your "passport" stamped and present to the Women's and Gender Studies Office in Stabley 103 as proof of attendance

Come learn about the wide range of opportunities to study overseas. Students can obtain information and talk to representatives and alumni about IUP reciprocal exchanges, affiliated programs, faculty-led programs, and overseas volunteer and service-learning opportunities. You can also meet IUP international students and scholars while sampling a variety of teas, coffees, and snacks from various countries.  Tea Time ends at 2:00 p.m.  This event is hosted by Office of International Education as part of International Education Week.

Hosted by Dr. Elizabeth Ricketts.

Come and learn about HIV and HIV prevention and adopt your own stuffed therapy dog!

The Just Paws Therapy Dogs will be on campus in Room G60 Suites on Maple East today.  

Be sure to get your Pup Bucks when you attend this event. Earn Pup Bucks every time you attend a Health and Wellness Promotion event. 

Pup Bucks add up and you can select a gift for certain amounts: $150 Pup Bucks = Keurig, $125 Pup Bucks = Ear Buds/Speaker, $100 Pup Bucks = Thick Blanket, $75 Pup Bucks = Fleece Blanket, Lesser amounts of Pup Bucks = T-shirts, Pens, Cups, etc.

Pup Bucks must be cashed in before December 6, 2019.

In this workshop we will investigate the mathematics of 3D printing.  See the news item for details and how to sign up.

This workshop introduces the MLA documentation style (8th edition), including how to quote and summarize from an original source. It’s a hands-on workshop in which students see examples and do exercises. Topics include citing within the text, using signal phrases, creating the Works Cited page, and documenting online sources.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

Silent Witness Display for October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Visit the HSS first floor lobby from October 24th through October 30th to view the Silent Witness Display.  Learn about their stories and resources for help in our area. 

A Silent Witness is as silhouette with the true story of an adult or child that was killed by domestic violence.  Many people die each year in acts of domestic violence in the United States.  Each person has a story.*

*Trigger Warning*Stories contain descriptive themes of sexual and domestic violence, including child abuse.  Please do not read the stories if such topics trigger you or make you upset.

For more information, please visit The Haven Project website or send an email to The Haven Project.

To learn more about the Silent Witness Display, visit the Silent Witness National Initiative website.

Join friends, family, and brothers of Kappa Sigma Fraternity to honor and celebrate the life of Brian Henry Swatt. A reception will follow in the DeChurch Lobby.

Brian, who passed away in an automobile accident on June 7, was a senior majoring in political science. A native of Jermyn, Pennsylvania, he was a first-generation college student who was active in many areas of campus, including serving as the president of the IUP Student Government Association and as an active member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. He was selected by Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolfe as a student member on Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education Board of Governors, and was a staff member in state senator Joe Pittman’s office.

Parking for the event is available in the Wayne Avenue Parking Lot.

Create your own vision boards that focus on your 2019-2020 goals.

The IUP Tubaphonium Ensemble performs its annual OcTUBAfest concert of ensemble works for tuba and euphonium.

Free admission.

We are our own worst enemy.

Live on the big screen in the HUB Ohio Room, join STATIC as we present a Netflix & Chill Movie Night with Us, on Thursday, October 24, at 7:00 p.m. We’ll supply the movie, popcorn, candy, and drinks, as well as a sweet haunted house and some other spooky activities beforehand. You just bring your PJs, blankets, and some pillows.

In Us, which is director Jordan Peele’s next hit horror flick, “Adelaide Wilson (Lupita Nyong'o), accompanied by her husband, son, and daughter, returns to the beachfront home where she grew up as a child. Haunted by a traumatic experience from the past, Adelaide grows increasingly concerned that something bad is going to happen. Her worst fears soon become a reality when four masked strangers descend upon the house, forcing the Wilsons into a fight for survival. When the masks come off, the family is horrified to learn that each attacker takes the appearance of one of them.”

This event is completely free!

For more information, visit the STATIC website or Twitter page.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

Make your admissions visit a Weekday Buffet Tour. Culinary and baking students will serve up sweet and savory foods made in class while you tour our kitchens and get the information you need.

For the eighth year, IUP has been asked to host a U.S. Citizenship Ceremony for those in the Greater Pittsburgh area. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the OIE.  Open to the public. This event is part of International Education Week.

This is part of our regular Geoscience Seminar Series

Chancellor Daniel Greenstein of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education invites you to an Open Forum.

There is no RSVP required for this session, which will include an update on the system redesign and a chance to ask questions and offer comments.

As the leaves turn and the days shorten, a darkness begins to fall over Kennywood. The forces that power one of the world’s fiercest coasters, The Phantom’s Revenge, grow stronger. As Halloween nears, he cannot be denied: Phantom Fright Nights returns for its 18th year of frights.

Join STATIC as we present our annual Trip to Kennywood's Phantom Fright Nights on Friday, October 25! The buses will depart from the HUB Parking Lot at 5:00 p.m. sharp, and will leave the park at 12:00 a.m.

Tickets are $20, and limited to one per person and may only be purchased by an individual with an active I-Card who paid the activity fee. Students must purchase their tickets in person at the KCAC Box Office. The ticket includes busing to and from the park and one full park admission.

Ticket purchasers must ride the bus to and from the park - no exceptions! Tickets are not transferable or refundable.

For more information, visit the STATIC website or Twitter page.

A new adaptation of Wedekind's classic, The Awakening of Spring is the coming of age story of a group of teenagers navigating sexual self-discovery, gender identity, and the casualties that result from the pressure of parents, professors, and peers.

Get tickets here.

More information about this event.

IUP welcomes Dr. Elisabeth Shafer, visiting professor of trombone at University of Akron. She will be performing a recital of music for trombone and piano.

Free admission.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

Visit the Health and Wellness Peer Educators' breast cancer awareness table at the football game. There will be information on breast cancer and they will be giving away prizes and t-shirts!

A new adaptation of Wedekind's classic, The Awakening of Spring is the coming of age story of a group of teenagers navigating sexual self-discovery, gender identity, and the casualties that result from the pressure of parents, professors, and peers.

Get tickets here.

More information about this event.

In the exhibit "Pushing Petals" the work of Jillian Dickson and Elaine Quave examines human cycles of birth and death and the connection between the human body and wild nature. These artists fuse nature and the human body together to function and be understood as a singular unit and to help us recognize that we are dependent on the ecosystems around us for our sustenance and survival.

A new adaptation of Wedekind's classic, The Awakening of Spring is the coming of age story of a group of teenagers navigating sexual self-discovery, gender identity, and the casualties that result from the pressure of parents, professors, and peers.

Get tickets here.

More information about this event.