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Spring Glow Guide: Lightweight Layers, Luminous Skin & Petal-Soft Hues

Celebrate spring with effortless style, radiant skin and soft, seasonal colors. Discover simple tips for a fresh spring glow.

Students ‘recharge’ through culture, community and care

On Wednesday, students gathered in Elkin Hall during the common hour for “Spring Recharge: Culture, Community & Care,” hosted by IUP Student Life. The event invited a calming space for students to pause during a stressful point in the semester…

PART OF ROUTE 422 CLOSED AFTER CAR HITS HOUSE IN CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP

UPDATE: As of 10:58 AM, 422 has reopened in both directions, but Fire Chief Jody Rainey asks that drivers exercise caution in the area as REA crews ar...

Johnstown Flood Program April 10

Relive the greatest historical event: the Great Johnstown Flood on Friday April 10, 2026 at Blue Spruce Lodge beginning at 7 pm. This presentation is sponsored by Evergreen Conservancy, is free and geared to families. Doug Bosley, Chief of Interpretation/Site Manager of the Allegheny Portage Railroad National Historic Site and Johnstown Flood National Memorial will […]

SGA: Election candidates take the stage at town hall

On Tuesday the Student Government Association (SGA) held their town hall meeting and debates, allowing students to watch and learn about the candidates up for election for next year’s Executive Board.

From silence to solidarity: Take Back the Night

“You are not alone.”

ONE HURT IN CRASH INVOLVING TRACTOR-TRAILER ON ROUTE 22 NEAR BLAIRSVILLE

One person was hurt in a rear-end collision near Blairsville this morning. The incident was reported at 7:08 AM by Indiana County 911, who sent Blairs...

President's Comments - April 2026

As Winter fades into the oncoming Spring, the programs at the Historical & Genealogical Society of Indiana County (HGSIC) are beginning to pick up. Check out our website for all of our upcoming events. We average two programs a month. For most of the HGSIC events, there are no charges, but we do ask that you reserve a space, so we have a head count ahead of the event. There is a wide variety of topics that are covered. As I think back to what things I did as a kid growing up in the 1960s, I...

Marion Center: The power of creativity — why the arts are a necessary part of education

“We don’t read and write poetry because it’s cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion ... Poetry, beauty, romance, love, these are what we stay…

Pennsylvania State Police, PSP Helicopter on Campus April 15

MLB: Griffin's record-breaking debut sparks Pirates' home surge

On April 3, the Pirates played their home opener against the Baltimore Orioles for a sold-out crowd at PNC Park. The game was the beginning of a successful at-home streak for the team, which currently has a 7-5 record.

STEAM Shop Satellite @ Stapleton holds open house to share creativity on campus

Tucked in the corner of Stapleton Library, the STEAM Shop’s Satellite @ Stapleton invited IUP students to visit the hands-on space to create, learn and collaborate at its recent open house. The student-run makerspace highlighted tools like laser cutters, 3D…

IUPeople: JD Younger’s journey beyond the football field

For nearly his entire life, football was more than just a sport for JD Younger. Football was routine, identity and community.

Exploring the future of AI

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries and education, IUP’s third annual AI Summit brought campus and community leaders together to explore its impact in the transformation and modernization of everyday life.

Meet our April Authors

Tom McMillan Tom McMillan recently retired after a 43-year career in sports media and marketing, including 25 years as VP/Communications for the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League. Now he spends his time studying and writing about his true passion: history. Tom is the author of five books on American history, including The Year That Made America , which recounts the intense political battle that led to the Declaration of Independence. He has also written two books on the Battle...

TWO HURT IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH IN BLAIRSVILLE LAST SATURDAY

Two people were hospitalized after a crash involving a motorcycle and an SUV in Blairsville last Saturday. Blairsville Police Chief Lou Sacco said off...

WLAX: Crimson hawks use 12-0 run to roll past Edinboro

IUP’s women’s lacrosse team used a commanding 12-0 run to roll past Edinboro on Saturday at Miller Stadium. The Crimson Hawks claimed their third PSAC win with a final score of 20-10.

SAND promotes friendly competition, nutrition with Mac and Cheese Cook-off

Throughout March, the Student Association of Nutrition and Dietetics (SAND) held events to raise money for IUP’s Food Pantry, in celebration of National Nutrition Month.

Get Psyched: Hacking your brain to successfully study

As finals approach, studying can feel like a daunting task. It may feel difficult to get in the groove of studying, or difficult to motivate yourself at all. For some, it may feel difficult to figure out where to start.

Six O’Clock Series: Students celebrate with IUP trivia

Students spent this week’s Six O’Clock Series playing an IUP themed trivia game to celebrate the university’s 150th anniversary.

Committee Updates - April 2026

Fundraising The Fundraising Committee is kicking off this year's events with our annual Time Traveler’s Trivia . You don't have to be a trivia expert to enjoy the evening. It's all about having fun, sharing laughs, and enjoying great company. To keep everyone energized, the HomeMade Restaurant will serving a delicious taco bar, complete with sides and desserts prepared by the committee. And of course, no taco night is complete without refreshing mocktails to round out the experience. ...

Women in STEM Summit appreciates women’s research

The 21st annual IUP Women in STEM Summit was held on Monday, marking the opening of IUP’s Research Appreciation Week.

ONE-VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPORTED IN INDIANA BOROUGH

No injuries were reported following a vehicle accident in Indiana Borough this afternoon. The call came in just before 3 p.m. for the accident at the ...

The Moth shares art of storytelling at IUP

As a part of its 150th anniversary celebration, IUP hosted the popular storytelling organization The Moth to highlight the power of personal storytelling.

NO INJURIES REPORTED IN MARCH 30TH CRASH IN WEST MAHONING TOWNSHIP

No injuries were reported in a vehicle crash in West Mahoning Township on March 30th. State Police from the Punxsutawney Barracks said 71-year-old Tho...

Host the Perfect Spring Gathering: Décor, Fashion & Food Ideas

Fresh air, bright colors and seasonal flavors come together with easy décor, fashion and food ideas to help you host a beautiful spring gathering at your local shopping center.

Media Monday: 'Project Hail Mary' resurrects movie viewership

The decline in the number of people attending movies in theaters has been a recent worry for the film industry. Concern over the film industry's potential demise in the absence of viewers has grown over the past few years.

NFL: How Pittsburgh is shaping the NFL Draft around its rivers and streets

This isn’t just a stage. It’s a statement about Pittsburgh itself. The NFL didn’t just drop the draft into a random open space — it built the entire setup around the North Shore, right outside Acrisure Stadium, with the skyline…

From the Executive Directors Desk - April 2026

The Society was able to survive the rollercoaster of weather that hit Indiana during the month of March. Windstorms, warm spells, torrential downpours, and the occasional frost and snow battered both buildings throughout the month. Fortunately, our structures remain leak-free and in one piece. Next on the agenda are the seasonal April showers, which will test the new roof on the armory and the capabilities of our sump pumps. After a brief break for the Easter Holiday, the Society can move on...

Students explore career paths at life design workshop

Students were challenged to view their future career paths through a new lens during the Career and Professional Development Center’s (CPDC) Designing your Dream Life event.

IUP deans address questions at SGA forum

Students were given the chance to meet with all of IUP’s deans at the bi-annual Chat with the Deans forum hosted by the IUP Student Government Association (SGA).

IUPeople: Margo Hinton’s legacy at IUP

Sometimes, IUPeople stories go beyond stories of current students and extend to alumni who have impacted IUP’s legacy. The story of Margo Hinton, a longtime mentor, teacher, coach and player whose impact extends well beyond the basketball court and her…

WLAX: Steere's five goals fuel IUP's 12-9 win

The IUP’s women’s lacrosse team flipped the script on Wednesday after a slow start, using a dominant middle stretch to power past Lock Haven, 12-9, in a game defined by momentum swings and standout individual performances.

MLB: Pirates show promise in .500 opening stretch

Since the Pirates’ first game of the season on Thursday, March 26, they have played six games, sitting at a record of 3-3.

Purchase Line: Nutrition & Food Science teaches about vegetables to third-graders

Students in family and consumer sciences teacher Jessica Subich’s Nutrition & Food Science class went to the elementary school March 6 and presented nutrition facts to third-grade students for the Purchase Line Elementary Nutrition and Wellness Fair.

ICTC: Students celebrate achievements and prepare for end-of-year events

As the school year draws to a close, students at Indiana County Technology Center are marking major milestones and preparing for exciting upcoming events.

MULTIPLE CALLS REPORTED FOR INDIANA COUNTY 911 ON THURSDAY

After a car crash was reported yesterday morning, first responders were sent out for a wide variety of calls on Thursday. That crash was on Route 119 ...

GOLF: IUP rallies late for seventh at Music City Invitational

Earlier this week, the IUP men’s golf team pieced together a strong performance at the Music City Invitational near Nashville, Tennessee.

Guiding students through U.S. job search strategies

The Office of International Education (OIE) held the third session of the Small Talk Series of the spring semester on Wednesday, centered on internships and job searching in the U.S.

SGA: Senators discuss conflict resolution, swear in new senator

The Student Government Association (SGA) spent this week’s general assembly meeting learning about conflict resolution, talking about Easter weekend and swearing in a new Community Service senator.

PART OF ROUTE 119 CLOSED IN RAYNE TOWNSHIP FOR CAR CRASH THIS MORNING

UPDATE: Route 119 has reopened after a crash involving a car and a garbage truck this morning that injured one person. Indiana County 911 reported the...

FOUR CRASHES REPORTED BY INDIANA COUNTY 911 ON WEDNESDAY

Four vehicle crashes were reported by Indiana County 911 over the last 24 hours. The first was reported at 2:50 PM on Route 119 North in East Mahoning...

Get Psyched!: Cultivating hobbies for health

As college students, between classes, homework and jobs, it can be difficult to find time for hobbies. It can feel like every moment of our time is spoken for, and when we get a free moment, we often want to…

Six O’Clock Series: Rethinking modern masculinity

The Haven project hosted this week’s Six O’Clock Series, focusing on the ideas of manhood and what it looks like to be a man in today’s society.

TWO-VEHICLE CRASH ON GLEN CAMPBELL ROAD

A 21-year-old Clarington woman was cited after a two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon in Indiana County when her SUV crossed the center line on Glen Cam...

STATIC connects memory, music with 'Name That Tune'

A mix of music genres set the tone Thursday evening in the HUB Ohio Room during the Student Activity Committee’s (STATIC) annual “Name That Tune” competition on Thursday.

T-BONE CRASH REPORTED IN ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP

There were no reported injuries in a crash reported Tuesday morning in Armstrong Township. Indiana County 911 said the crash happened at 6:18 AM along...

Shopping with Purpose: Supporting Sustainable Brands

Supporting sustainable brands means aligning your purchases with your values, from eco friendly materials to ethical labour practices and helping build a retail future that benefits both people and the planet.