The following is a list of news releases provided by the Media Relations Office and other sources in 2004. The listing appears in descending order:

• PASSHE Board of Governors Names Atwater Next University President

• Student Earns AICPA Recognition

• Artjam Enables Students to Donate Supplies to Children's Hospital

• College Institutes Caring for Ideas

• Trustees Approve Residence Hall Master Plan

• Electronic Portfolio Program Considered a Model for Others

• Teaching Excellence Awards Presented to Five Faculty Members

• Turning and Furniture Design Program Underway

• IUP Establishes Biology Partnership With Ghanaian Universities

• Yan Awarded Second Fulbright

• Three Join IUP Development Staff

• International Education Week Set for Nov. 15-19

• PLCB Funds Intervention Program

• Punxsutawney Groundbreaking Starts $18 Million Project

• Students Warned About Voter Registration Form Issue

• International Program Brings Foreign Advisors to Campus

• AIDS Memorial Quilt Comes to Campus

• Translation Center Contracts with Met Life

• Princes Receives Richards Award

• Show Caves Showcased in New Book

• Nationally Known Organist Performs for Teti Scholarship Concert

• Deaf Education Program Featured on PBS

• Federal Health and Human Services Grant Funds Graduate Scholarships...

• Haven Project to Assist Domestic Violence Victims

• Scenes of Homecoming

• Mock Train Crash Illustrates Importance of Railroad Safety

• Eberly Named to Best Business School List

• Presidential Search Update

• Homecoming Brings Thousands to Campus and Community

• Residence Life Staff Builds Unity Through Flat Stanley Adaptation

• Jazz Funeral Photos Mark Rebirth of Coswell

• Get Carded Program Distributes Info About Sexual Assault

• Jazz Funeral Marks Renaissance of Cogswell Hall

• Quilting as Art Comes to Campus

• IUP Makes Another Princeton Review Guide

• New Student Member Joins Council of Trustees

• Punxsutawney Campus Projects to Enhance Campus Life

• Cogswell Hall Renovation Project Now Underway
• Presidential Search Committee Update
• Residence Hall Master Plan Process Underway
• Technology Fee Goes a Long Way
• Williams to Perform as Helwig Distinguished Artist
• Psychology Professor Serves as Delegate at International Assembly on Managing Fear
• Quarter-Million-Dollar Gift Funds Scholarships for Swimmers
• Scholarship Established in Honor of Late Trustee
• OnStage Arts and Entertainment Series Schedule Announced
• Mental Retardation Study Strives for Early, Accurate Diagnosis
• Ender Named Executive Deputy to the President
• Teens Solve Mysteries in CSI Program
• IUP's Collins Named to Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Board
• Armstrong Celebrates Groundbreaking at Northpointe
• Alumni Reunion Weekend Honors Pioneers, Classes of 1954, 1959, and 1964
• Mathematics Professor Named American Statistical Association Fellow
• Five Receive Teaching Excellence Awards
• Armstrong Celebrates 40 Years, Honors Alumni and Former Trustee
• Faculty Members, Honor Societies Initiates Recognized at Honors Day
• Tobacco Education Programs Funded by Settlement
• Alumnus, Experienced Fund Raiser to Lead Advancement Division
• Search for New President Extended to Next Academic Year
• Students Do Well; Students Do Good (Spring Semester, 2004)
• Services Assured: Activity Fee Increase Approved
• Fifty Years After Brown Vs. Board of Education: IUP Cosponsors Annual Conference on Black History in Pennsylvania
• Drink Mix-Off Brings Creative Recipes, Costumes to Campus
• Rugby Club Members Named Reader's Digest Heroes of the Year
• Student Productions Earn Telly Awards
• Search for New President Begins
• Cavendish Named Research Institute Director
• Book Outlines How Companion Pets Augment Learning
• Homeless Simulation Raises Funds, Awareness for Alternative Spring Break
• Faculty Union, State System Reach Tentative Agreement
• Nutrition Students Sponsor Children's Program
• Former Clarion Leader Named Interim IUP President
• President Hodgson Resigns