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  1. IUP students pledge to prevent hazing

    The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life held an interactive, station-based event as a thought-provoking approach to learning about IUP’s anti-hazing policies and responses.

    The Penn

  2. Alpha Delta Kappa awards $1,000 scholarship

    Alpha Delta Kappa, Mu Chapter, is an international honorary organization for women educators dedicated to educational excellence, altruism, and world understanding.

    The Indiana Gazette

  3. IUP Sees Third Consecutive Increase in Overall Enrollment, New Student Enrollment, and Highest Persistence Rate Since 2015

    For the third consecutive year, Indiana University of Pennsylvania increased both overall student enrollment and enrollment of new, first-time degree-seeking students, while recording a 10-year high persistence rate (students entering in fall 2024 and continuing for a third year of study for fall 2026).

    IUP News

  4. FIRE DAMAGES SCHOOL BUS ON ROUTE 22

    Blairsville fire and police departments were called out for a school bus that caught fire on Route 22 at 7:45 this morning. Initial scanner reports sa...

    WDAD

  5. SMALL FIRE REPORTED AT KOPCHICK HALL AT IUP

    Indiana County first responders were sent out to a reported structure fire at the John J. and Char Kopchick Hall on IUP's campus. The call was reporte...

    WDAD

  6. PENGUINS BATTER FLYERS IN SEASON OPENER

    What a start to the season for the Penguins, who went into Philadelphia and battered the Flyers last night. Paul Steigerwald has the recap. Forward Bl...

    U92.5

  7. PRELIMINARY HEARING SET FOR MAN WANTED FOR ASSAULTING A GIRL

    A man that Indiana Borough Police accused of assaulting a girl last month is in Indiana County Jail after an arraignment hearing yesterday. Indiana Bo...

    WDAD

  8. ATHENA AWARD, YOUNG ATHENA FINALISTS ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY NIGHT

    The Indiana County ATHENA award finalists were announced last night at a special Chamber After-Hours event at S&T Bank. Three individuals were nam...

    WDAD

  9. VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINES COMING UP FOR NOVEMBER ELECTION

    Two major election deadlines are coming up this month. October 19th is the last day that eligible voters can register for the November General Electio...

    Cat Country 106.3

  10. PORTER TRADED TO COWBOYS ON EVE OF BROWNS CLASH

    The Steelers will not have Joey Porter Jr. on the field tonight against the Browns. That's because Porter is no longer a Steeler. The team agreed last...

    WDAD

  11. TENNIS, VOLLEYBALL, CROSS COUNTRY AND SOCCER HIGHLIGHT WEDNESDAY RESULTS

    TENNIS In the WPIAL 3A Section 1 tennis semifinals yesterday, Indiana's third-seeded Lila Dubetsky and Sophiana Sidikou took down seventh-seeded Cami ...

    WCCS Radio

  12. Marion Center High School class of 1956 holds 70th class reunion

    Marion Center High School class of 1956 met for their 70th year reunion in July at Hoss’s Steak and Sea House, White Township.

    The Indiana Gazette

  13. Cameron McAdoo named Student of the Month

    Cameron McAdoo is the Penns Manor Education Association Senior of the Month for October. She is the daughter of Michelle Myers and Tim McAdoo, of Penn Run.

    The Indiana Gazette

  14. ATHENA Leadership finalists revealed at Indiana County Chamber of Commerce after hours event

    The finalists for the ATHENA Leadership Award and Young ATHENA Professional Award were revealed Wednesday at an Indiana County Chamber of Commerce After Hours event at S&T Bank on Oakland Avenue.

    The Indiana Gazette

  15. CROP Walk scheduled for Oct. 18

    The 2026 Indiana, Pa., CROP Hunger Walk will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 18, at the White Township Recreation Complex (S&T Bank Arena), 495 East Pike.

    The Indiana Gazette

  16. 4-H members involved in many aspects of Indiana County Fair

    Several Indiana County Fair participants received awards in a number of categories for their efforts at the weeklong event.

    The Indiana Gazette

  17. Annual Life Chain event is set for Sunday in downtown Indiana.

    Indiana's annual Life Chain event is slated for Sunday from 2 to 3 p.m. along Philadelphia Street around Eighth Street.

    The Indiana Gazette

  18. Police Log

    Police reports from area law enforcement agencies.

    The Indiana Gazette

  19. Measles count increases in Indiana County from 14 to 17

    Measles count increases in Indiana County from 14 to 17.

    The Indiana Gazette

  20. Indian Springs Estates unveils conceptual master plan for former Indiana VFW property

    Indian Springs Estates recently unveiled its conceptual master plan for the former Indiana VFW Post 1989 property.

    The Indiana Gazette

  21. Bradstock announces town hall meeting at IUP

    Alan Bradstock returns to Indiana County next week, for a town hall meeting at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

    The Indiana Gazette

  22. Presentation on Allegheny Portage Railroad scheduled for Oct. 9

    Charles Dickens, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Davy Crocket, Henry Clay and the bodies of two deceased presidents, William Henry Harrison and Zachary Taylor, traveled through Blairsville and Saltsburg during the 1830s and 1840s. They were riding the Allegheny Portage Railroad and the Main Line Cana…

    The Indiana Gazette

  23. Area blood drives scheduled

    The American Red Cross has scheduled blood drives for the following dates:

    The Indiana Gazette

  24. Two drivers hospitalized after Derry Township crash

    Update of crash story that appeared in Wednesday's Gazette.

    The Indiana Gazette

  25. Experiment with ethanol brings out multiple fire companies

    Ethanol project causes fire at Kopchick Hall on the IUP campus.

    The Indiana Gazette

  26. Service Line Warranties has optional protection for Indiana Borough homeowners

    Indiana Borough homeowners are being offered service line protection.

    The Indiana Gazette

  27. Purchase Line sweeps United thanks to Nelson's 13 digs

    Purchase Line defeated United in three sets Tuesday night, 25-18, 25-14 and 25-10.

    The Indiana Gazette

  28. Wolves sweep Indians as Gourley produces 12 kills

    Two of the best teams in the Heritage Conference battled Tuesday as West Shamokin and Conemaugh Township met for the first time since the conference title match. This time, the Wolves got their revenge, sweeping the Indians 3-0 with set scores of 25-23, 26-24 and 25-22.

    The Indiana Gazette

  29. Indiana defeats Kiski in four sets

    Indiana hosted Kiski in a Class 5A section match Tuesday, with the Indians winning 3-1. Set scores were 26-24, 20-25, 25-21 and 25-11.

    The Indiana Gazette

  30. Students network with employers at CPDC career fairs

    Last week, the IUP Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) hosted several career fairs to allow students to network and engage with each other and potential future employers.

    The Penn

  31. SUSPECT IN ASSAULT CASE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

    Indiana Borough Police have taken a man wanted for assaulting a juvenile girl into custody. Police said on their Facebook Page that this morning, 30-y...

    WDAD

  32. AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARMS, PICKUP TRUCK CRASH REPORTED THIS MORNING

    Indiana County's first responders were busy this morning with calls for service. An Automatic Fire Alarm was reported at 8:25 this morning at Grace Ma...

    WCCS Radio

  33. Students for Sustainability raise concerns over Student Co-op park maintenance

    On Thursday, students of different affiliations met to discuss the status of the Student Co-op’s College Lodge park maintenance dispute.

    The Penn

  34. MARLENE KING, 92

    When her day arrived on God's calendar, Sunday, September 27, 2026, Marlene (Greene) King, 92, of Prosperity Hill, PA entered heaven from her earthly ...

    WCCS Radio

  35. IUP Health Sciences Students Share Research, Explore Chinese Culture Through Bridge 2026 Exchange Program

    Four Indiana University of Pennsylvania students and Lei Hao, associate professor in the Department of Allied Health, traveled to Henan and Shanghai, China, in August as part of BRIDGE 2026: US-China Health Sciences and Culture Exchange Program (Building Relationships, Innovation, Development, Global Health, and Education).

    IUP News

  36. IUP Selected for U.S. News & World Report 2027 Best Colleges Rankings

    Indiana University of Pennsylvania has been selected for U.S. News & World Report’s “2027 Best Colleges” national universities ranking, and the undergraduate business, computer science, psychology, and nursing programs were selected for “best undergraduate programs” rankings.

    IUP News

  37. IUP Anthropology Department Hosting Annual Archaeology Open House Oct. 10

    The Department of Anthropology, Geospatial and Earth Sciences at Indiana University of Pennsylvania will hold its annual Community Archaeology Fair on October 10 from noon to 3:00 p.m. in celebration of International Archaeology Day. All events are free and open to the community.

    IUP News

  38. PA HOUSE PASSES BILL TO ALLOW INDEPENDENT VOTERS TO TAKE PART IN PRIMARY ELECTIONS

    Yesterday, the state house passed a bill that would allow independent and third-party voters to take part in primary elections. House Bill 280 would a...

    WCCS Radio

  39. SLOVINSKY’S RECORD NIGHT EARNS WEEK 5 IRMC RENDA PLAYER OF WEEK HONOR

    Marion Center junior quarterback Troy Slovinsky has been named the Week 5 IRMC Renda Media Player of the Week following a record-setting performance i...

    U92.5

  40. THIRD SUPERLOAD DELIVERY CONTINUES TODAY

    The third "Superload" bringing equipment to the Homer City Generation Energy Campus is expected to wrap up today. No problems have been reported so fa...

    U92.5

  41. WOMAN CHARGED WITH CHILD ENDANGERMENT DUE FOR PRELIMINARY HEARING TODAY

    Among the preliminary hearings on the schedule today is one for a woman charged with child endangerment in Blairsville. Court documents show Amanda Ri...

    WDAD

  42. I-ACT TO HOLD STAKEHOLDER MEETING NEXT MONDAY

    As IUP Homecoming weekend is approaching, a community group will hold a meeting next Monday to get everyone on the same page. The Indiana Area Collabo...

    WDAD

  43. PENGUINS READY TO DEBUT 60TH SEASON IN PHILLY TONIGHT

    Opening night for the 60th season of Penguins hockey arrives on the same ice on which the 59th season ended, at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, ...

    U92.5

  44. STEELERS’ SECONDARY CHIPPED UP AS KICKOFF WITH BROWNS NEARS

    The Steelers' Jalen Ramsey has a broken wrist but vows to play tomorrow night against the Browns in Cleveland. He said he broke it on the first series...

    WDAD

  45. HERITAGE CONFEFRENCE GOLFERS FALL SHORT AT DISTRICT 6 CHAMPIONSHIPS

    At the District 6 Boys Golf Championships yesterday at Sinking Valley Country Club in Altoona, Bishop Guilfoyle won the Double-A team title, topping R...

    Cat Country 106.3

  46. HERITAGE CONFERENCE VOLLEYBALL RESULTS FOR TUESDAY

    Purchase Line continues to roll with a 3-0 sweep of United (25-18, 25-14, 25-10). For Purchase Line: Rylee Mahaffey led the Dragons with 11 kills and ...

    U92.5

  47. JONES, MONTGOMERY HONORED FOR GREAT SEPTEMBER PERFORMANCES

    The Pirates' Jared Jones is the National League Pitcher of the Month for September and Mason Montgomery is the Reliever of the Month. Jones was 3-0 wi...

    Cat Country 106.3

  48. Matko has nine kills as Comets bounce back and take down Highlanders

    Penns Manor was looking to find its first win of the month after dropping a match earlier in the month. On Tuesday, the Comets did just that, sweeping Cambria Heights with set scores of 25-22, 25-23 and 25-22.

    The Indiana Gazette