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  1. Spring Color Trends You’ll See Everywhere This Year

    From juicy reds and zesty greens to soft off-white neutrals, this spring’s color trends are all about bold expression energy and fresh seasonal optimism.

    Indiana Mall

  2. Media Monday: The 98th Oscars brings film to the cultural forefront

    Last night, Sunday, March 16 marked the 98th Academy Awards, also known as The Oscars.

    The Penn

  3. SWIM: Hawks cap off the season with NCAA placements

    The road to the NCAA Division II Swimming & Diving Championships has become a familiar one for the IUP swimming and diving program, and this year’s group arrives with both experience and expectation.

    The Penn

  4. NFL: How free agency alters draft strategy

    Every mock draft released in January becomes outdated the moment free agency begins.

    The Penn

  5. President's Comments - March 2026

    I am happy to report that the oral history program is coming together as Executive Director Jonathan Bogert and I start to work on how we envision the program and what we need to make that happen. We are busy pulling together a release form, a letter of welcome explaining the program, and learning what we need to do in order to make our oral histories usable by the Indiana University of Indiana’s Cultural Anthropology Department and History Department. I believe that there we need to have a...

    Historical and Genealogical Society of Indiana County

  6. Marion Center: Students earn prestigious environmental certification

    Two students from Marion Center Area High School have achieved a remarkable milestone in environmental education and conservation.

    The Indiana Gazette

  7. White Township Stewardship Plan – DCNR Feedback

    DCNR Letter Supports White’s Woods Stewardship Plan The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) has issued a letter to White Township following the January 6, 2025 review of the White’s Woods Stewardship Plan, titled “Preservation & Conservation of White’s Woods Nature Center.” In the letter, DCNR acknowledges the Township’s strong commitment to developing a plan informed by public input and guidance from subject matter experts. The department notes that the plan is consistent with the Project 70 Land Acquisition and Borrowing Act and incorporates natural area best practices that support the passive recreation opportunities valued at White’s Woods. The letter is provided below. White Township previously received the DCNR Bureau of Forestry’s review of the Stewardship Plan dated December 18, 2025. The letter is provided below. February 6, 2026 DCNR letter December 18, 2025 DCNR Forestry letter The post White Township Stewardship Plan – DCNR Feedback first ap

    White Township

  8. SMOKE INVESTIGATIONS, CRASHES AMONG CALLS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS

    Two car crashes were reported on Wednesday by Indiana County 911. The first crash was reported at 10:49 AM on Cherry Tree Road in Montgomery Township....

    WDAD

  9. CAR CRASH, BRUSH FIRE REPORTED TUESDAY

    Indiana County firefighters were sent out yesterday for the 15th brush fire call this year. The call was reported at 1:40 PM by Indiana County 911. Cr...

    Cat Country 106.3

  10. The Early Signs of Spring We’re Loving Right Now

    From chirping birds to early blooms and the first gentle buzz of insects the early signs of spring are popping up all around us reminding us that warmer brighter days are ahead.

    Indiana Mall

  11. TWO VEHICLE CRASH REPORTED ON RUSTIC LODGE ROAD

    A two-vehicle crash was reported this afternoon in White Township. It happened just after 12pm on Rustic Lodge Road, near Pearce's Pet Place. Indiana ...

    Cat Country 106.3

  12. NFL: Combine a mixture of clarity, chaos and rising stocks

    Every year the NFL Scouting Combine promises clarity.

    The Penn

  13. From the Executive Director's Desk March 2026

    As the remnants of winter slowly give way to spring, the Society is excited to share a packed schedule of events and important updates for the coming months. Many of these happenings are centered around the historic America 250 celebration

    Historical and Genealogical Society of Indiana County

  14. BRUSH FIRE, VEHICLE CRASHES REPORTED ON SUNDAY BY INDIANA COUNTY 911

    Indiana County first responders were sent out to the 12th brush fire call in the county this year on Sunday. The call was reported at 7:52 on North 5t...

    WDAD

  15. STORMS SHUT OFF THE LIGHTS AROUND INDIANA COUNTY

    Powerful storms hit Indiana County yesterday afternoon and evening, causing power outages and putting emergency responders in action across the area. ...

    WDAD

  16. TWO CAR CRASHES REPORTED ON FRIDAY IN INDIANA COUNTY

    After the fire yesterday, Indiana County 911 reported two vehicle crashes. Marion Center and Plumville fire departments, Citizen's Ambulance and State...

    Cat Country 106.3

  17. You've Been Served: Chocolate Chip Mug Cake

    Along with our own meals, You've Been Served hopes to share and showcase our readers’ most memorable recipes and the stories behind them. If interested, please reach out to the-penn@iup.edu.

    The Penn

  18. WLAX: Hawks roll over Daemen in wire-to-wire victory

    The IUP women’s lacrosse team started a win streak Wednesday with a commanding 19-10 victory over Daemen University at Miller Stadium.

    The Penn

  19. MBB: Close 1-point game earns IUP a ticket to semifinals

    The lights were bright in IUP’s quarterfinal matchup against West Chester on Wednesday. In a game with heavy regional ranking implications on the line, the Crimson Hawks faced an uphill battle against the Golden Rams.

    The Penn

  20. Crimson Chords earn first ICCA win, advance to semifinals

    In just their fourth year of competition, IUP’s a cappella group, the Crimson Chords, won first place at Varsity Vocals’ International Championship of Collegiate A Capella (ICCA) Quarterfinals.

    The Penn

  21. IUP Council of Trustees mark fundraising campaign milestone

    The IUP Council of Trustees convened yesterday at the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex (KCAC), highlighting a $102 million milestone in the university’s Impact 150 campaign while also addressing academic, leadership and governance updates.

    The Penn

  22. Purchase Line: 'Seussical the Musical' production includes community breakfast event

    The Purchase Line Musical Theatre will be performing “Seussical the Musical” at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 12, through Saturday, March 14, in the high school auditorium.

    The Indiana Gazette

  23. ICTC: Tech school welcomes future students during February shadow visits and open house

    Interest in career and technical education was on full display this past month as Indiana County Technology Center welcomed prospective students through a series of ninth-grade shadow visits held throughout February, followed by an open house on Feb. 26.

    The Indiana Gazette

  24. THREE CRASHES IN 24 HOURS IN INDIANA COUNTY

    Three crashes have been reported over the last 24 hours in Indiana County. The first was on Philadelphia Street in White Township. Indiana Fire Associ...

    Cat Country 106.3

  25. IHS Drama Department bringing 'Oliver!' to life

    The Indiana Area Senior High School Drama Department is proud to announce the 2026 musical “Oliver!”

    The Indiana Gazette

  26. New honorary award at IUP supports women researchers

    Women in STEAM at IUP is inaugurating a new annual award designed to spotlight and support women researchers across campus.

    The Penn

  27. Blending for a cause: SAND smoothie sale supports IUP Food Pantry

    IUP's Food Pantry, located on Wallwork Hall's ground floor, assists students in getting groceries, clothes and school supplies. However, many students are unaware of this student resource, which prevents them from taking advantage of the campus resources accessible to them.

    The Penn

  28. SGA: Senators discuss upcoming elections, swear in new senator

    The Student Government Association (SGA) spent this week’s meeting discussing executive board elections and swearing in a new senator.

    The Penn

  29. IHS Drama Department brings Oliver! to life

    By Kaylee Higgins The Indiana Area Senior High School Drama Department is proud to announce the 2026 musical Oliver! Based on the novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens, Oliver! follows an orphaned boy who escapes a workhouse in Victorian-era England and joins a group of pickpockets led by the Artful Dodger and Fagin. As Oliver […] The post IHS Drama Department brings Oliver! to life appeared first on The High Arrow .

    The High Arrow

  30. Get Psyched!: How to rest, recharge the brain over spring break

    Spring break is an exciting time of year for any college student. Whether it is planning a trip somewhere, hanging out with friends from home or simply taking the time to relax and recharge, spring break is something we all…

    The Penn

  31. WLAX: Four players score hat tricks in Hawks' first win

    In emphatic fashion, the IUP women's lacrosse team snapped a three-game losing streak Sunday, with four players earning hat tricks in an 18-6 win over Holy Family.

    The Penn

  32. IUP theatre debuts ''By the Time We Got to Woodstock' connecting current, past social issues

    This past weekend, the IUP Theatre Department presented the play “By the Time We Got to Woodstock” in Waller Hall.

    The Penn

  33. MBB: Hawks win sends them to quarterfinals

    Defensive superiority helped the Crimson Hawks win their first-round PSAC tournament matchup 85-66.

    The Penn

  34. Haven Project hosts sign-making workshop ahead of Take Back the Night

    Editor's Note: This article contains discussion of sensitive topics such as sexual assault and violence.

    The Penn

  35. Professional Panel Series: Multilingualism opens doors across industries

    This week the Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) held another installment of the Professional Panel Series where panelists shared how learning a second or third language was beneficial to them throughout their careers.

    The Penn

  36. Students step into the spotlight at freestyle rap competition

    IUP’s radio station, WIUP-FM held a freestyle rap competition on Monday, encouraging students to venture beyond their comfort zones and into the spotlight.

    The Penn

  37. Stories From the Squiggleverse: Monika Malewska blends stillness, movement

    Monika Malewska’s newest exhibition in the Annex Gallery invites viewers to question not only what they see, but how they see it.

    The Penn

  38. WBB: IUP takes No. 2 seed after loss to Gannon

    Despite dropping back-to-back games to close the regular season, the IUP women's basketball team did enough to lock up the number two seed in the PSAC West and will host a quarterfinal matchup in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Tournament.

    The Penn

  39. DUI, UNDERAGE DRINKING REPORTED BY INDIANA BOROUGH POLICE

    An Indiana woman was charged with DUI and other crimes connected to a crash in the borough on Sunday. Borough police said they were sent out at 2:08 A...

    WDAD

  40. March Mood: Fresh Energy, New Ideas, and Small Joys

    March invites us to shake off winter’s quiet and step into brighter days filled with fresh energy new ideas and the simple joys that make every moment feel like a beginning.

    Indiana Mall

  41. MBB: IUP falls to Gannon in last regular season game

    To cap the regular season on Saturday, the Crimson Hawks welcomed the No. 5 nationally ranked Gannon Golden Knights (26-2, 19-1) to the KCAC for Senior Day. IUP honored seniors Dallis Dillard, Christian Moore, Damir Brooks, Luke Triggs and Anthony…

    The Penn

  42. IUP’s SPSEA offers alumni guidance for future educators

    IUP early childhood and special education graduates Alexa Soles ‘23 and Maura King ’23 returned to the classrooms where their teaching journeys began to host an event titled “Teacher Talk” for members of the IUP Student Pennsylvania State Education Association…

    The Penn

  43. NFL: Draft brings new energy to Pittsburgh

    For most cities, hosting the NFL Draft is a temporary spectacle. A weekend of cameras, jerseys, and national attention before the league moves on. Pittsburgh is not most cities.

    The Penn

  44. IHS Girls’ Swimming & Diving snatches WPIAL AA title, boys take runner-up

    By Gabi Isenberg IHS Swimming & Diving had an incredible performance at the AA WPIAL Swimming & Diving Championships. The girls team took the championship title for the second year in a row – their second WPIAL win in program history. With a meet full of personal bests, the boys team was runner-up. Notable finishes […] The post IHS Girls’ Swimming & Diving snatches WPIAL AA title, boys take runner-up appeared first on The High Arrow .

    The High Arrow

  45. TWO CRASHES, UNKNOWN FIRE REPORTED ON FRIDAY

    After a busy Thursday, Indiana County's first responders had a relatively calm day on Friday, but two vehicle accidents were reported. The first was a...

    Cat Country 106.3

  46. IUP organizations co-sponsor "Hazing makes you better, and other Stupid Myths"

    Through humor and personal testimonials, students learned about the dangers of hazing and the importance of recognizing its warning signs during an informational session held in Fisher Auditorium.

    The Penn

  47. MBB: Dillard joins 1,000-point club

    In Wednesday’s game where much was left to be desired by IUP, senior guard Dallis Dillard wrote history. He joined the lucrative 1,000-point club, something only 35 players in IUP’s almost 100-year basketball history have achieved. Unfortunately for the Crimson…

    The Penn

  48. WLAX: Hawks fall to ESU in home opener

    A fast start and two-goal lead had the IUP women’s lacrosse team believing its home opener could mark their first win of the season.Instead, momentum shifted in East Stroudsburg’s favor with an 18-goal run as the Warriors defeated the Crimson…

    The Penn