Wednesday, October 09, 2024 

Attend a resource fair to get ready to register for spring classes; learn about Tamara Whited’s pursuit of the historical truth; and more

After graduating from IUP, Donta Green returned to Pittsburgh, where he lifts up the people around him—as the coach of a championship-caliber high school football team, as the director of a trade school that helps people with troubled backgrounds build skills, and as a community activist. Read about him in this story from the Spring 2024 edition of IUP Magazine.

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Registration will open soon; get your questions answered now. Stop by Leonard Hall on Monday between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. for the Spring Registration Resource Fair. Representatives from the University College, Degree Works (degree-monitoring tool), Financial Aid, Student Billing, and other offices will be there. Learn more about this event.

It’s said that the truth often changes over time, but facts remain. History professor Tamara Whited has made a career out of chasing the elusive historical truth. Read more about her in this installment of Meet Our Faculty.

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