Author Archives: David Loomis

An Opinion By David Loomis INDIANA — When the fall semester resumes this month at IUP, the student newspaper will disappear from racks across the campus and around the town. Readers will find it online only. The announcement that the … Continue reading →

A Review By David Loomis INDIANA – The DNA profiling that made Lewis James Fogle a compelling story of forensic science and do-it-yourself lawyering also made him a minor celebrity. But he’s short on the public support that matters. Three years after … Continue reading →

A Mulitmedia Analysis By Dylan Lyle and The HawkEye staff INDIANA — On April 5, the Indiana University of Pennsylvania chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists hosted a forum on the First Amendment and the public university. Much of … Continue reading →

By Dylan Lyle INDIANA — On April 16, Indiana University of Pennsylvania religious studies student Lake A. E. Ingle sat for an interview about the events in a RLST 481 Self, Sin and Salvation class taught by professor Alison J. … Continue reading →

A Civic Project story By Paige Johnson, Terra Neary and Angie Prencipe INDIANA — On Feb. 10, Taylor Allison, 25, a licensed funeral director in Indiana, tweeted screenshots of a series of messages from an Indiana University of Pennsylvania fraternity … Continue reading →

A Civic Project story By Samantha Kahle INDIANA — Dakota E. Rossmiller, 22, a senior criminology and English major at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, supports the Second Amendment, and she exercises that right with her own concealed-carry license. However, when it … Continue reading →

Staff report PITTSBURGH — For their news reporting about race, diversity and inclusion at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, four student reporters for The HawkEye were honored by the Pittsburgh Black Media Federation on Thursday at its annual awards banquet at the … Continue reading →

By Logan Hullinger INDIANA — Aaron D. Seidel is busy. The fifth-year Indiana University of Pennsylvania undergraduate triple-majors in geoscience, environmental engineering and applied mathematics. In March he won a prestigious  Goldwater Scholarship. As an April  18 IUP news release reported, the award is the … Continue reading →

By Logan Hullinger INDIANA — Two speakers drew crowds to the Indiana University of Pennsylvania campus on Monday evening with some expecting divisive rhetoric about racism. The contrasts between the two messages were sharp, but contrary to early fears of … Continue reading →

An opinion By David Loomis INDIANA — Power to the students. They are once again in the vanguard of social and political change. On Saturday, March 24, they were leading March for our Lives rallies at venues far-flung and near-by. … Continue reading →