Book Recommendation: Joy, Inc.
Looking for a good book to pick up? Kelly Heider, the Acting Assistant Vice Provost for University Libraries, suggests one about keeping joy in the workplace.
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Q&A: Donovan Daniel, Assistant Director of Student Involvement and Leadership Development
As assistant director of Student Involvement and Leadership Development, Donovan Daniel guides students and organizations, he leads workshops and conferences—all to help students get involved and grow as leaders. Find out where he gets his inspiration in this Q&A.
- 15 April 2024
Jeff Larkin on Finding a Career in Nature—Meet Our Faculty
A summer job in college turned out to be more than a way for Jeff Larkin to earn some cash. It introduced him to a career in conservation biology. Learn more about him in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 10 April 2024
Book Recommendation: Motel of the Mysteries
Looking for a good book to read? Scott Moore, a faculty member in the Department of History, suggests a humorous one that led him to change his major in college.
- 03 April 2024
‘These Are My People’
When Eric Buzzelli met IUP faculty member Jonathan Warnock, he found someone who could help guide his career, thanks to a shared love of digging for dinosaurs.
- 01 April 2024
Crystal Machado on Being Picked to Teach—Meet Our Faculty
At first, Crystal Machado thought she should avoid teaching and should study business. But soon after earning her first college degree, she started listening to the voices that said otherwise. Learn more in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 27 March 2024
Q&A: Miko Rose, Founding Dean, College of Osteopathic Medicine
Miko Rose, the founding dean of IUP's proposed college of osteopathic medicine, never dreamed about being a doctor. But in her "second career," she’s making a difference in the lives of patients and the physicians providing their medical care.
- 25 March 2024
Book Recommendation: Cloud by Day
Looking for a good book to read? Emily Briggs, one of IUP’s Navigators, suggests one about the lives of coal miners in the early 1900s in western Pennsylvania.
- 20 March 2024
Book Recommendation: Beneath a Scarlet Sky
Looking for a good book? Noreen Herlihy, head coach of the IUP women’s soccer team, suggests a World War II drama that will leave you pondering the cost of war.
- 06 March 2024
Focusing on His Future
Coming to IUP has helped student photographer Cameron Horning figure out a path to a career in sports. Learn more about him in this multimedia story, and see highlights of his work documenting the seasons of the Crimson Hawks.
- 04 March 2024
A Bond beyond Basketball
When Bryce Radford heard that his former coach needed a player to give the IUP men’s basketball team a lift, he didn’t have to think long about coming back to IUP.
- 01 March 2024
Veronica Paz on the Language of Business—Meet Our Faculty
For Veronica Paz, accounting is more than numbers at the bottom of a ledger. It’s a language that explains in great detail what happened and why. Learn more about her in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 28 February 2024
Q&A: Lara Luetkehans, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
As an undergraduate, Lara Luetkehans knew she wanted to work in higher education. She just didn’t know in what capacity. Learn more about Luetkehans, IUP’s provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, in this Q&A.
- 26 February 2024
Book Recommendation: The Big Book of Science Fiction
Looking for a good book to read? Michael Williamson, a professor in IUP’s Department of English, recommends one that will give you a deep dive into science fiction.
- 21 February 2024
STEAMSHOP: Expanding the Limits of Creativity
In IUP’s STEAMSHOP inside Robertshaw, students from all academic disciplines have the opportunity to use technology to create objects that would otherwise seem impossible to make. Learn more about what happens there in this video.
- 19 February 2024
Justin Fair on Chemical Bonds—Meet Our Faculty
As a child, Justin Fair learned that chemistry has many practical applications, including in national defense. He used his knowledge to serve his country. Now he shares that expertise with students. Learn more in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 14 February 2024
CANCELED: Peking Acrobats Take the Stage at IUP
Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Peking Acrobats performance has been canceled due to a delay in the performers receiving their travel documents.
- 13 February 2024
Unearthing Untold Stories: Team Researches Early Multiethnic Settlement near Johnstown
Students and faculty members from the anthropology, history, and geography areas teamed up to uncover the story of an early multiethnic settlement near Johnstown. Read more about this model for future projects that will benefit both communities and developing researchers.
- Mary Ann Slater
- 12 February 2024
Book Recommendation: We Were the Lucky Ones
Looking for a good book to read? Tiffany Potts, the director of IUP’s Office of Financial Aid, suggests a tale about a family of Holocaust survivors.
- 08 February 2024
Lydia Rodríguez on the Best of Both Worlds—Meet Our Faculty
She probably had no way of knowing it at the time, but Lydia Rodríguez’s childhood set her up for the career she now has. Learn more about this Department of Foreign Languages professor in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 31 January 2024
Kopchick Hall's First Days
The new home of the Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics opened for the start of the semester last week. Get a look inside this 142,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility, now that its labs, classrooms, and common areas are in use.
- 26 January 2024
Book Recommendation: Body Work: The Radical Power of Personal Narrative
Looking for a good book to read? Chauna Craig, the director of IUP’s Cook Honors College, suggests the most recent work from Melissa Febos.
- 25 January 2024
Q&A: Debra Fitzsimons, Vice President for Administration and Finance
Every day, Debra Fitzsimons puts out fires. Not literally. But as IUP’s vice president for Administration and Finance, she is in charge of a variety of areas, from HR and the budget to police and facilities. Get to know her in this Q&A.
- 24 January 2024
Six O’Clock Series Continues Charge to Create Lifelong Learners
Since its start in the ’70s, this series has aimed to inform students about the world around them and to prepare them for life after graduation. See how the tradition continues with the topics offered this spring.
- 22 January 2024
Capturing Moments in 2023
Another year at IUP is almost behind us. Look back at some of the memorable moments in student life, academics, athletics, research, relaxation, and more in this gallery of photos.
- 20 December 2023
Capturing Moments in 2023
Another year at IUP is almost behind us. Look back at some of the memorable moments in student life, academics, athletics, research, relaxation, and more in this gallery of photos.
- 18 December 2023
Lettuce Gather In the Spirit of Competiton
The newly formed Lettuce Eating Club held its first competition—seeing who could devour a head of iceberg lettuce the fastest. Find photos from the contest, see who was crowned “chomp-ion” (Head Lettuce), learn iceberg-eating strategies, and more.
- 07 December 2023
Book Recommendation: Hunt, Gather, Parent
Looking for a good read? Distinguished University Professor Ben Ford (Anthropology Department) suggests one that he calls “the most useful parenting book” he’s read.
- 07 December 2023
Alida Merlo on Learning by Teaching—Meet Our Faculty
Alida Merlo’s first job was as a juvenile probation officer, but her thirst to know more led her to a career teaching criminology at IUP. Learn more about the 2020-21 Distinguished University Professor in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 06 December 2023
Book Recommendation: In the Lives of Puppets
Looking for a good book to pick up? IUP faculty member Erika Frenzel has one that blends science fiction, Pinocchio, and an LGBTQ+ love story.
- 30 November 2023
Zach Collins on the Steady Climb to Proficiency—Meet Our Faculty
Zach Collins knows that nobody picks up an instrument for the first time and is a virtuoso. It takes time and consistent effort, and that’s what he enjoys about teaching. Learn about him in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 29 November 2023
Book Recommendation: We Are Okay
Looking for a good book? Tedd Cogar from Student Affairs recommends one about the longing for community that many young people, from all backgrounds, deal with.
- 16 November 2023
Kopchick Hall Ribbon Cutting
On November 2, 2023, the IUP community held the ribbon cutting ceremony for Kopchick Hall, which will be the home of IUP’s Kopchick College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics when it opens in January 2024. The facility, and the college, are named in honor of IUP alumni John ’72, M ’75 and Char Labay Kopchick ’73, who committed $23 million––the largest gift in IUP history––for natural science and mathematics initiatives.
- 15 November 2023
Honoring Veterans—Serving Those Who Served
In recognition of Veterans Day, learn about an IUP center dedicated to helping military-affiliated students achieve their academic goals and about monuments across campus that honor veterans from World War I to the Vietnam War to Operation Iraqi Freedom.
- 11 November 2023
Book Recommendation: The Harry Potter Series
Looking for a good book to pick up? Erin Conlin, associate professor of history, recommends a series of novels that will help you escape the tension of daily life.
- 09 November 2023
Christian Vaccaro on Finding Your Purpose
Whether you know it or not, if you are curious about people, you are a sociologist. Christian Vaccaro turned his curiosity into a career in IUP’s Department of Sociology. Learn about him in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 08 November 2023
Book Recommendation: John Adams
Looking for a good book? IUP web developer Eric Pinkerton recommends a biography of our nation’s second president, a man whose success was built on relationships.
- 02 November 2023
Geoffrey Tickell on the ‘Light-Bulb Moment’—Meet Our Faculty
For Geoffrey Tickell, a faculty member in the Department of Accounting and Information Systems, the best part of teaching comes when students grasp something they had struggled with before. Learn about him in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 01 November 2023
Book Recommendation: Fevers, Feuds, and Diamonds
Looking for a good book to dig into? Anthropology faculty member Abigail Adams has one about the background and impacts of the 2014 West African Ebola Virus.
- 26 October 2023
Dan Lee on Diving into Criminal Behavior
Dan Lee enjoys a good crime story. But what really interests him is the motivation behind the crime, and he shares that enthusiasm for learning with his students every day. Learn about him in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 25 October 2023
Book Recommendation: The Time Machine
Looking for a good read? Harrison Wick, IUP’s Special Collections librarian and university archivist, has a classic that was ahead of its time.
- 19 October 2023
Andrea Palmiotto on the Bones of a Career: Meet Our Faculty
It wasn’t until she got to college that Andrea Palmiotto found what she wanted to do with her life. Once she discovered anthropology, she made it her life’s work. Learn about her in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 18 October 2023
Book Recommendation: Living with Grief
Megan McCue of the University College recommends a book about dealing with the death of a loved one, using the experiences of hospice nurses as sources for guidance.
- 11 October 2023
Charles McCreary on Learning Culture through Language—Meet Our Faculty
Charles McCreary began studying French when he was 12. Today, as a faculty member in IUP’s Department of Foreign Languages, he uses that knowledge to share cultures from other countries. Learn about him in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 10 October 2023
Homecoming
IUP Homecoming is a time for making memories. See scenes from the parade, the Alumni and Friends Crimson Huddle, tailgating, the football game, and more.
- 09 October 2023
Phi Mu Alpha’s New Brother
When Phi Mu Alpha music fraternity needed an advisor in 1979, marching band director Charles Casavant stepped up. But first, he had to pledge the fraternity.
- Mary Kreider Megna ’84
- 09 October 2023
Remedy for Rural Health
Rich Caruso's generous million-dollar gift led to the inception of IUP's College of Osteopathic Medicine, a crucial initiative addressing the scarcity of physicians in rural Pennsylvania, with the aim of enhancing healthcare accessibility for underserved areas and fostering economic growth.
- Mary Ann Slater
- 09 October 2023
Changing Fashions, Changing Times
A professor in IUP’s Fashion Studies program, Janet Blood gave a presentation last spring on changes in style from the late 1800s at Indiana State Normal School to the 1940s at Indiana State Teachers College. Following are some of her observations from yearbooks.
- 09 October 2023
‘A Bright, Shining Star’
Explore the history of Weyandt Hall, a state-of-the-art science facility that transformed IUP's campus in 1966, providing ample space for research and instruction in various scientific fields. Discover how this building, considered a "bright, shining star" in its time, paved the way for advancements in teaching, research, and technology at the university, and learn about the exciting prospects of the upcoming Kopchick Hall, set to open in 2024, as a new era for science at IUP unfolds.
- Bob Fulton
- 09 October 2023
A Passion for Scholarship—Rosemary Gido
Rosemary Gido, professor emerita of criminology, is still an active researcher, often focusing on how poverty affects the incarceration rate.
- Rosemary Gido
- 08 October 2023
The Math You Eat
Math can be intimidating. It’s sophisticated, and it comes in algorithms and logarithms. But longtime Virginia educator Gwendolyn Tolbert Best ’93, M’95 shook off math’s pretensions and made it a regular kid’s friend. For her students, Best’s math comes in roast beef subs, chili, cappuccino, and tiramisu.
- 04 October 2023
2023 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Recipients of the 2023 Distinguished Alumni Awards were honored in April at a gala sponsored by the IUP Alumni Association.
- 04 October 2023
Zach Cheever on Finding Family through Music—Meet Our Faculty
Zach Cheever knows what it’s like to find your people. It happened when he first got involved in music, and it continues as director of the IUP Marching Band. Learn about him in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.
- 04 October 2023
Annah Hill on Helping through Communication—Meet Our Faculty
Annah Hill always knew she wanted to be a helper. Now a faculty member in the Department of Communication Disorders, Special Education, and Disability Services, she shares that passion. In this installment of Meet Our Faculty, meet Annah Hill.
- 27 September 2023
Julie Ankrum on Teaching the Next Generation of Teachers—Meet Our Faculty
Julie Ankrum started her career by teaching kindergarten. Now she’s teaching the teachers who might go on to work in elementary and high schools. Although the students she works with have changed, her passion for teaching literacy has not.
- 20 September 2023
Tony DiMauro on Solving Problems through Design—Meet Our Faculty
For Tony DiMauro, a faculty member in the Department of Art and Design, the graphic design field is about solving problems so clients can achieve their goals. For him, it’s like solving a puzzle, and he loves it.
- 13 September 2023
IUP Remembers 9/11
Every year on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks, IUP and the local community gather in the Oak Grove to honor the victims of that tragic day.
- 11 September 2023
Nicole Buse on Bringing People Together—Meet Our Faculty
As a child, Nicole Buse watched her father, a restaurant manager, closely. She saw how people come together in restaurants, and she knew it was more than a career she wanted to pursue. It was a lifestyle.
- 06 September 2023
Emily Wender on Teaching Teachers the Power of Words—Meet Our Faculty
Emily Wender believes in the power of reading. She knows how words and language can help bring people together, and that’s what inspires her to teach the next generation of English teachers.
- 30 August 2023
Welcome Week
More than 1,800 new Hawks spent a full week getting to know each other, learning the ins and outs of campus, and having a great time. Take a look – smiling, laughing, and building lifelong friends.
- 28 August 2023
Researching Caffeine Levels in Coffee with U-SOAR
How does roasting coffee change its caffeine level? Senior Isabelle Clayton used a U-SOAR research award to find out.
- 18 August 2023
Spring Commencement
Indiana University of Pennsylvania held a commencement ceremony on Friday, May 5, honoring the 332 students receiving master’s degrees and 84 students receiving doctoral degrees. On Saturday, May 6, IUP celebrated students graduating with undergraduate degrees—1,021 bachelor's degrees and nine associate degrees.
- 08 May 2023
Andrew Nutter on Culinary Arts—Meet Our Faculty
Chef Andrew Nutter encourages his students at the IUP Academy of Culinary Arts to immerse themselves in food. With a career spent in some of the best kitchens in America, Nutter knows what it takes to be a success.
- 03 May 2023
Stephen Shiring on the Hospitality Industry—Meet Our Faculty
Stephen Shiring says one of the best things about his job is helping IUP students land their dream job in the hospitality industry. It happens a lot for students in IUP’s Hotel, Restaurant, Tourism, and Event Management program.
- 26 April 2023
Bringing New Zealand Composers to the World
Music professor Henry Wong Doe has premiered compositions from New Zealand, his native country, around the world. His latest project, Perspectives, commissioned six New Zealand composers to write short piano pieces reflecting their experiences through the pandemic.
- 19 April 2023
Chalk the Walk
For 32 years, IUP has hosted a Sidewalk Commentary Contest, also known as "Chalk the Walk", providing students with an opportunity to express their political and social views through chalk drawings across the Oak Grove.
- 19 April 2023
Sharon Massey on Jewelry and Metals—Meet Our Faculty
When Sharon Massey was a student in middle school, she had an art teacher whose passion was obvious, and it led her to a career as a faculty member in IUP’s Department of Art and Design.
- 19 April 2023
Take Back the Night
The Haven Project at Indiana University of Pennsylvania hosted the annual Take Back the Night event on April 12th on the IUP main campus. Take Back the Night is designed to raise awareness and support survivors of sexual violence, domestic and dating violence, and stalking.
- 13 April 2023
Discovering New Species in Central America
Students join faculty in the field by traveling to Honduras to find new species of animals while honoring local populations and their customs. It’s a project that has led to the discovery of more than 20 new species.
- 10 April 2023
Calvin Masilela on Regional Planning—Meet Our Faculty
A curiosity about how cultures change and how people adapt as cities grow led Calvin Masilela to study geography in college. Now a professor at IUP, he is able to share his expertise in regional planning with his students.
- 05 April 2023
Pacific Rim Earthquakes in 10 Minutes
An earthquake on one side of the world has the potential for catastrophic effects on the other. Learn the basics of Pacific Rim earthquakes in 10 minutes with Jon Lewis, professor in IUP’s Department of Geography, Geology, Environment, and Planning.
- 03 April 2023
Aleea Perry on Public Administration—Meet Our Faculty
An internship at a state agency got Aleea Perry hooked on the power of policy and public administration.
- 29 March 2023
A Mentor for Life
When Rachel Pettiford met Malaika Turner, she knew she had found someone who would change her life. The two forged a bond as mentor and mentee that grew into a bond as colleagues. Learn about their connection in this video.
- 27 March 2023
Meet Our Faculty: Nate McElroy on Chemistry
Get to know a little about Nate McElroy, a professor in IUP’s Madia Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, and Engineering.
- 22 March 2023
“Almost like a Miracle”: Title IX Transforms IUP Women’s Sports
Title IX transformed women’s sports at IUP—from low-budget programs that sold baked goods to survive to the championship-caliber teams and athletes of today. Read about the evolution of sports in the half-century since this groundbreaking law was passed.
- 20 March 2023
2023 NCAA DII Atlantic Region Tournament
Top-seeded IUP men's basketball had its outstanding season come to a close on Tuesday night, falling to a focused West Liberty side by a 70-53 score here Tuesday at the KCAC.
- 14 March 2023
Voices of Experience: Black Alumni Helping Black Students
Black alumni spanning several decades at IUP are working with the university to help current Black students succeed. See what the Black Experience Alumni Committee, known as BEAC, has planned.
- 06 March 2023
From Hoops to Healing: Scholar-Athlete Lends Skills to Fauci’s Team
Joe Rocco ’11 played for a record-breaking IUP basketball team. Now he excels on an even more celebrated squad—the one Anthony Fauci led in the battle against COVID-19.
- 27 February 2023
Black Student Groups: A History of Building Community at IUP
Black students in the ’70s and ’80s often formed groups around their like interests—from the arts to political action to service through fraternities and sororities. See how these groups built community at IUP, paving the way for future Black students.
- Mary Ann Slater
- 13 February 2023
A Student Perspective: Honoring Black History Month
We encourage all members of the IUP community to take advantage of the resources and programs offered in honor of Black History Month, and throughout the year, on the issue of diversity, equity, and inclusion. As we begin our celebration, we are proud to present junior psychology major Erika Jackson reading her poem, “The Disease of White Supremacy.”
- 01 February 2023
The Supreme Court and Your Rights in 10 Minutes
What does it really mean when the Supreme Court makes rules on a case? Gwen Torges, the chair of IUP's Department of Political Science, explains how the rights of individuals and of states are the basis for understanding.
- 30 January 2023
Spring 2023 Preview
The Spring 2023 Preview includes an assortment of some of the events in the upcoming semester. It's not a complete list.
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- 24 January 2023
Cooking Up a Career: Arnold Ivey CA'02
The more Arnold Ivey learned about food and cooking, the more he wanted to learn. That’s how he became an in-demand chef who has opened multiple restaurants that feature menus based on his recipes and techniques.
- 17 January 2023
Cooking Up a Career: Arnold Ivey CA’02
Chef Arnold Ivey CA’02 has mixed his passion for food with the talents he learned at the IUP Academy of Culinary Arts to create a distinguished career in the restaurant industry.
- 13 January 2023
Capturing Moments in 2022
Relive the highlights of 2022 with our curated photo gallery, showcasing our most cherished moments and unforgettable memories.
- 14 December 2022
Commencement
Indiana University of Pennsylvania held commencement ceremonies on December 10, 2022, for 551 graduates. Enjoy some of our favorite moments from both the graduate and undergraduate events.
- 12 December 2022
IUP vs. Ashland
No. 1 seeded IUP beat Ashland, 19-13 on Saturday in the second round of the NCAA Division II football playoffs. With the win, the Crimson Hawks advanced to the quarterfinals, where they will host the No. 2-seeded Shepherd Rams on December 3. Kickoff at Miller Stadium is at 1:00 p.m.
- 26 November 2022
Vietnam Veteran's Memorial
Forty years after dedicating the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a group of Veteran's Club members gathered again to re-dedicate the monument in front of Pierce Hall, the home of IUP's Reserve Officers' Training Corps.
- 11 November 2022
Mentee to Mentor: Donta Green '10
Donta Green works every day to be a positive influence in the lives of the people around him. In his day job, he is the CEO of the Trade Institute of Pittsburgh, a nonprofit that helps people with barriers to education get job skills in construction and masonry, as well as life skills such as interviewing and personal finance.
- 10 November 2022
Lights, Camera, Passion: Lindsay Ward '08
Lindsay Ward found that IUP had all the things she needed to prepare her for a career in broadcasting.
- 31 October 2022
Autumn
According to a recent online poll, most students favor Autumn as their favorite season at IUP. Our photo and video teams went out to document this year's colorful display.
- 21 October 2022
Dan Rugh '95 x Commonwealth Press
Dan Rugh ’95 took what he learned at IUP as a communications media major (he calls it his “broad and weird foundation”) and used his passion to form Commonwealth Press, a Pittsburgh company that is gaining a lot of attention for its work.
- 03 October 2022
English Professor Expands International Teaching Experience During Semester at Sea
It’s not a traditional classroom, but for IUP professor of English Timothy Hibsman, it was smooth sailing, combining his love of teaching with first-hand opportunities to explore nautical history and literature. Hibsman was a member of the faculty for a spring 2022 Semester at Sea voyage on the ship World Odyssey.
- 29 June 2022
A Welcoming Walkway
See a bird’s-eye view of the new rainbow sidewalk, suggested by students from the LGBTQIA+ community. It is one of the most visible symbols of IUP’s commitment to making all people feel welcome and supported on campus.
- 28 June 2022
LGBTQIA+ and Supported at IUP
In its efforts to be truly student centered, IUP aims to support every student. Key to that are services for the LGBTQIA+ community. Hear about the experiences of a gender-fluid student and about the support IUP provides.
- 22 June 2022
A Life-Changing Experience
The University College’s Luke Faust makes sure students have the support they need to succeed. Recent graduate Imani Jefferson attests to the life-changing experience she had at IUP with Faust’s help.
- 11 May 2022
Local Father-Son, Mother-Daughter to Graduate from IUP May 7
At IUP’s May 2022 commencement, two Indiana County families who are longtime friends will celebrate parent and child graduating together.
- 03 May 2022
Research Week Is Calling You
It’s Research Appreciation Week 2022, and it’s a great time to find out how you can get involved with research at IUP.
- 01 April 2022
Making Coffee Production More Sustainable
Jeff Larkin, an IUP Biology professor, uses his expertise in working landscapes as part of a team targeting coffee production’s environmental impact and exploring the use of solar power, carbon credits, and new farming methods to save forests and the biodiversity they host.
- 28 March 2022
When a Change Becomes Essential
Tired of changing his son’s diaper on the men’s room floor, 2009 graduate Donte Palmer made an Instagram post that led to a national campaign pushing for changing tables in all public restrooms. His organization has since expanded to offer other help to parents, but especially to fathers.
- Sam Kusic
- 07 March 2022
IUP PhD Propels Student to Professor
IUP's doctoral program in the Department of Communications Media included theory, research, production work, and teaching experience. It was the perfect combination to propel Jeremy McCool from an Indiana University of Pennsylvania graduate student to a professor at West Chester University.
- 14 February 2022
Academy Talks Careers on WQED
Pittsburgh PBS station WQED recently featured the IUP Academy of Culinary Arts in its Future Jobs web video series. Hear chef instructor Thomas Barnes and culinary student Emily Shaffer discuss the field’s opportunities and appeal.
- 07 February 2022
Pandenarium: Unearthing Black Settlers’ Stories
Two IUP master’s program graduates—and the only archaeologists to have excavated the Mercer County site of Pandenarium, a Pre-Civil War settlement for free African Americans—are revealing the settlers’ untold stories with help from their descendants.
- 31 January 2022