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- A match on Tinder, a #MeToo moment May 15, 2018
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- Race coverage nets awards for four at The HawkEye May 6, 2018
- The life sentence of Aaron Seidel April 29, 2018
- ‘Love trumps hate’ during night of dueling campus speakers April 10, 2018
- The First Amendment, white supremacy and IUP students March 25, 2018
- IUP, police, partners prep for IUPatty’s ’18 March 20, 2018
- Gun-control debate comes to IUP March 11, 2018
- Students, profs, managers rally for more higher-ed funding February 23, 2018
- The HawkEye honored for library-weeding coverage February 14, 2018
- Indiana borough poverty and ‘statistical porn’ February 1, 2018
- IUP celebrates new multicultural center January 26, 2018
- ‘The Post,’ the press and the Third President January 22, 2018
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- The racial climate on campus, and off December 29, 2017
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Monthly Archives: June 2014
Fake IDs: High access, low risk at local bars
A Civic Project story By Lexa Smith INDIANA – For about six months before she turned 21, Kayla M. Cioffo, a senior journalism major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, used someone else’s driver’s license to get into almost every bar … Continue reading →
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Tagged Center for Health and Well-Being, Center for Student Life, Dillon Brinkerhoff, Downtown Indiana Inc., Elizabeth Sternby, fake IDs, Her Campus, Homecoming, Indiana Borough police, IUP's Student Cooperative Association, IUPatty's, Justin Schawl, Kaitlin Uniejewski, Ken Arthurs, Lexa Smith, Michael Meriwether, Pennsylvania Liquor Control board, Robert S. Muir, University of Maryland School of Public Health, William Pratt
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IUPatty’s: A tale of conflicting campus cultures
A Civic Project story By Pete Sirianni INDIANA –- The story of Khaliq J. Coleman, a football player for Indiana University of Pennsylvania, tells two different tales of undergraduate student life at the school. Coleman, a tight end who wears … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alexia R. Dalrymple, Betsy Sarneso, BroBible.com, Center for Student Life, Crimson Hawks, David Altrogge, David Phelan, Find Your Road Less Traveled, Frat Row, HUB Fitness Center and Gymnasium, Indiana County Magisterial District Court, Indiana Fire Association, IUPatty's 2014, Khaliq J. Coleman, Kiwak Poll, Michael Kiwak, Michelle Fryling, Nancy Jones, Pete Sirianni, Phi Delta Theta, Police Chief William Sutton, Qualtrics, The Beak, Vinegar hill Creative, WorldStarHipHop.com, WTAE
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Faces of LGBT at IUP
A Civic Project story By Kelly Jacobson INDIANA – Elaine R. Mendus, 23, a fifth-year geography major with a minor in Latin American studies and history at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, is a member of an undocumented minority at the … Continue reading →
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Tagged African-American Cultural Center, Alex Baker, Clayton Cummings, Counseling Center, Elaine R. Mendus, Gay, GLBT National Help Center, Katlynn Resides, Kelly Jacobson, Lesbian & Straight Education Network, LGBT, Michael Sam, NCAA Division, Office of the Bursar, Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, Pew Research Center, Rita Drapkin, Safe Zone, St. Louis Rams, transgender, Williams Institute
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IUP students abandoning campus bookstore
A Civic Project story By Collin G. Katarski INDIANA – During his freshman year at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Zachary K. Burke, of Tyrone, Pa., spent $300 per semester on textbooks purchased at the IUP Co-op Store. Burke, 20, a … Continue reading →
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Tagged amazon.com, Collin Katarski, David Loomis, Gabrielle Bradshaw, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, IUP Applied Research Lab, IUP Co-op Store, National Association of College Stores, Qualtrics, The U.S. Public Interest Research Group, Timothy Sharbaugh, Zachary Burke
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Cramming for exams? Join the crowd
A Civic Project story By Justin Gerwick INDIANA – A month before Indiana University of Pennsylvania’s spring-semester exams were scheduled to start on May 6, student David J. Higgins knew what he would be doing on May 5, the eve … Continue reading →
