📢Just a heads up - this Friday (10/20), we'll be saying goodbye to X. But no worries, you can still catch all our updates and news on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.📲 Stay connected with us there!.

RT @EmmyMidAtlantic: The College/University Student Production Award for Live Sporting Event/Game goes to @IUPedu!.

RT @EmmyMidAtlantic: In the category of Education/Schools – Short Form Content (Single Report) the #EmmyMA award goes to @IUPedu.

👋 Hey Hawks! Starting 10/20, we'll be moving off X, but don't fret - we will still be here. Find us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn to keep you updated and engaged. 📲 Follow us there for all the latest updates and news. See you on the other platforms.

We can barely contain our excitement that it's finally Homecoming Week! How about you? Don't forget to mark your calendars for Saturday, October 7. Activities begin at 10:00am with a parade on Philadelphia St. 📆

Sports, shows, concerts, speakers, Homecoming, and more. Set your schedule for the best four years of your life - so far.

Happy Thursday, Hawks! 🍂 . 📷: @themattdgreen

As a child, Annah Hill 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.

Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month is a time of reflection and celebration at IUP. It’s a moment to recognize the invaluable contributions, traditions, and stories that have shaped our campus community. #UneteALaFiesta 💃

Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month is a time of reflection and celebration at IUP. It’s a moment to recognize the invaluable contributions, traditions, and stories that have shaped our campus community. #UneteALaFiesta 💃

At IUP, Rachel Rodriguez felt supported at every step of her journey. Now as a performance nutrition associate with the Richmond Flying Squirrels, she ensures all players have their nutritional needs met so they can be at their best. ⚾🍎

Looking for a good read? Francisco Alarcón, a professor in the Department of Mathematical and Computer Sciences, has a recommendation for one about using mathematics as a means to flourish and meet basic human needs.

Julie Ankrum, a professor in the Department of Professional Studies in Education, started her career by teaching kindergarten. Now she’s teaching the teachers. Although the students she works with have changed, her passion for teaching has not.

Join Holocaust Survivors Oscar Singer and Albert Farhy on Sept. 26 as they discuss their experiences and the dangers of hate. This presentation will focus on differences between Oscar and Albert’s Holocaust experiences, due to actions of bystanders.

Looking for a good read? Tammy Manko, director of the Career and Professional Development Center, has a recommendation for one about body language and how it can help you get ahead.

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.

Coming soon: Our new science building, a 142,000-square-foot flexible and collaborative launch pad for all students.

For the past 10 summers, IUP faculty member Jonathan Warnock has been traveling to Utah to dig up dinosaur bones. He often brings students along to help them gain research experience. Hear Warnock explain why this work is important. #ThisIsIUPResearch

To honor 9/11 this year, we ask our Hawks to take time to reflect and remember all those lost during the devastating events of that day. #NeverForget

It's Game Day! #TalonsUP Where are you watching? See you there! 😎 . Women's Soccer ⚽ kicks off at 1 pm at the South Campus Field. The Hall of Fame Football Game 🏈 kicks off at 4 pm at Miller Stadium.