In honor of Constitution Day, members of the IUP Department of History, Philosophy, Political Science and Religious Studies ...

Procrastination, which is just delaying or postponing tasks, is a universal human experience. Do you ever sit down to study, ...

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Shaking off last week’s stumble, the IUP football team returned to George P. Miller Stadium unleashing an explosive offense ...

IUP honored the 24th anniversary of 9/11 with a memorial ceremony held on Thursday, Sept.11, in the Oak Grove.

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Coming off a season-opening loss for the first time since 2015, the IUP football team aims to reset and refocus Saturday ...

Viral social-media song “September” by Sparky Deathcap uses the month as a canvas for heartbreak and surreal, almost violent imagery that mixes tenderness with chaos. Instead of autumn nostalgia, it ...

The Uncomfort Zone is a brand-new, one-year-only multimedia column from The Penn that takes you out on campus and beyond to ...

After two strong seasons, season three of “The White Lotus” fell flat.

The University Museum always houses exhibits of local interest, but their current exhibition is of special interest. “IUP at 150” is an exhibit housing 150 years of IUP history through ...