Life-Changing Books, Thank Donors, Symphony Performs
Life-Changing Books, Thank Donors, Symphony Performs
IUP Now
WEDNESDAY: UPDATES
Roosevelt Montás shares how great books matter; symphony orchestra to perform at Calvary Presbyterian Church on Friday; write a thank-you note to IUP donors today; and more
Two actors, a man and a woman, rehearse on a stage that has a colorful mural with many faces painted in purple as a backdrop. Two student stage managers stand in front of the stage, talking with the directors, a woman and a man who are seated facing the stage with their backs to the camera. The directors are wearing jackets.
Nine Days in the Sun to Light the Stage
A new collaboration between IUP Theater-by-the-Grove and Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company brings the play Nine Days in the Sun by Mark Clayton Southers to Waller Hall, Thursday through Sunday. The play explores a world in which dark skin is the desired tone, so the racial balance is shifted, and the social order in America is turned upside down. 
CATCH THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM IN THE PSAC QUARTERFINALS VS. CALIFORNIA TONIGHT AT 7:00 IN THE KOVALCHICK COMPLEX. THE WOMEN’S TEAM ENDED ITS SEASON MONDAY NIGHT IN THE PLAYOFFS.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Montás Shares How Great Books Changed His Life
Roosevelt Montás will present “Rescuing Socrates: How the Great Books Changed My Life and Why They Matter for a New Generation” on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Sutton Hall’s Gorell Auditorium. The presentation is free and open to the community. 
Starting Monday, Students Will Be Required to Enroll in Duo Multi-factor Authentication When Logging In
Symphony Orchestra to Perform at Calvary Presbyterian Church on Friday at 7:30 p.m.—Performance Is Free, Open to Public
Write a Thank-You Note to IUP Donors—Stop in Leonard Hall Lobby, 10:00 a.m. to Noon Today, or Go Online
New Dual-Enrollment Program at IUP Punxsutawney Aims to Provide Affordable Opportunities in Healthcare Field
Summer, Fall 2023 Registration Begins Soon—Find Out How to Get Ready
Rural Health Pulse Podcast, by IUP and Indiana Regional Medical Center, Continues with Episode on Robotics in Surgery
Join Janet Blood for a Look Back at IUP Fashions in “Changing Fashions, Changing Times,” April 14 in the Allenwood
Women Entrepreneurs to Present the Next Empowering Women Series Talk: “We Are Women, Hear Us Roar!” on March 8
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EMPLOYEE NEWS
Video of February 20 Employee Town Hall, Featuring Updates on Possible Future Initiatives, Is Now Available
SEE MORE EMPLOYEE NEWS ON THE IUP NOW WEBSITE
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