Appears the victim was a 20-year-old male from Pittsburgh (Homewood). Sounds like he was not an IUP student.
One apartment was searched yesterday. No arrests made as of this morning. It has been ruled a homicide.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostTypical college town territorial pissing. The local government blames the school, the school says its off campus so not their jurisdiction. Leaders gather people together. Losers blame others.
Or we can just realize we're living Prohibition 2.0. Legalize it, regulate the **** out of it, and the violence goes away.
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Typical college town territorial pissing. The local government blames the school, the school says its off campus so not their jurisdiction. Leaders gather people together. Losers blame others.
Or we can just realize we're living Prohibition 2.0. Legalize it, regulate the **** out of it, and the violence goes away.
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Originally posted by CALUPA69 View PostI'm truly puzzled by this recurrence. I realise it's the county seat but it's far removed from any urban center. Am I wrong and West Chester has the same issues ? Short of drastic increase in borough police ( not really feasible right now) or introduction of State Police patrols, are there any realistic solutions on the horizon. I know that California has had events but they seem to be one offs and not trends. Never been to the town so can't comment intelligently but it is definitely a bad look.
You got a massive customer base on campus combined with the Redneck Army surrounding Indiana. Perfect storm.
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Originally posted by jrshooter View Posthttps://www.wpxi.com/news/top-storie...MRY4JNTDBZVK4/
But honestly, gang, this is not just endemic to Indiana, Pa. There's just as much chance of that happening around Richard Avenue in Shippensburg on a Friday night, I think.
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https://www.wpxi.com/news/top-storie...MRY4JNTDBZVK4/
But honestly, gang, this is not just endemic to Indiana, Pa. There's just as much chance of that happening around Richard Avenue in Shippensburg on a Friday night, I think.Last edited by jrshooter; 10-17-2020, 11:46 AM.
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All over the news ... "fatal shooting near IUP campus" ....
Unbelievable. People wonder why enrollment sucks ... can't go more than a few weeks without these headlines.
They need to quit pretending how 'safe' certain parts of campus are and really jack up security.
The Wayne Ave section of campus and The Carriage House are pure slums after dark.
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Originally posted by Fightingscot82 View PostAnother shooting off campus last night. Were those the Carriage House apartments?
1300 block of Oakland Ave .... which, yes, is the immediate vicinity of The Carriage House.
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Another shooting off campus last night. Were those the Carriage House apartments?
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Originally posted by IUP CRIMSON HAWKS View Post
What you say has a certain logic to be sure----but traditionally speaking these high-caliber math/science/engineering types will opt for Penn State or some other big name school. I probably have five or six cousins who are engineers of some sort----and of course they all went to Penn State. Does IUP really make out in trying to attract these types of students?
Certainly one thing that caught my eye in the article was the elimination of 43 programs. Holy Toledo that is quite a few. I know that they did eliminate several in the past decade or so but 43!
Does anyone know which programs are getting the proverbial axe?
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Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post
It's clearly a movement towards a more technical focus. That's the direction that's been discussed the past few years. Understand that Driscoll is an Engineer and that's what he's into. The big $90 million science building that just had groundbreaking seals the deal. Otherwise, it makes no sense to put humanities, social science under the same admin as fine arts. That indicates a de-emphasis.
I think Driscoll is partly to blame for the enrollment problems. Aside from the demographics in Western PA, the decline has been on his watch. That's indisputable. But if this is the direction for IUP I think it's good. I hope they can find (re-find) their niche.
P.S. The other benefit of a shift towards science/math is the incoming students tend to have higher test scores.
Certainly one thing that caught my eye in the article was the elimination of 43 programs. Holy Toledo that is quite a few. I know that they did eliminate several in the past decade or so but 43!
Does anyone know which programs are getting the proverbial axe?
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Originally posted by iupgroundhog View Post
It's clearly a movement towards a more technical focus. That's the direction that's been discussed the past few years. Understand that Driscoll is an Engineer and that's what he's into. The big $90 million science building that just had groundbreaking seals the deal. Otherwise, it makes no sense to put humanities, social science under the same admin as fine arts. That indicates a de-emphasis.
I think Driscoll is partly to blame for the enrollment problems. Aside from the demographics in Western PA, the decline has been on his watch. That's indisputable. But if this is the direction for IUP I think it's good. I hope they can find (re-find) their niche.
Check out the specification of business programs too: sports management, financial planning, recreation & tourism, etc. I just saw that one of the top public business schools, the Farmer School at Miami University in Ohio, just added a full degree program in real estate business. Not a track. Not a minor. A full on degree in real estate. I'd be interested in knowing if any PASSHE school's top major isn't business.
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It's clearly a movement towards a more technical focus. That's the direction that's been discussed the past few years. Understand that Driscoll is an Engineer and that's what he's into. The big $90 million science building that just had groundbreaking seals the deal. Otherwise, it makes no sense to put humanities, social science under the same admin as fine arts. That indicates a de-emphasis.
I think Driscoll is partly to blame for the enrollment problems. Aside from the demographics in Western PA, the decline has been on his watch. That's indisputable. But if this is the direction for IUP I think it's good. I hope they can find (re-find) their niche.
P.S. The other benefit of a shift towards science/math is the incoming students tend to have higher test scores.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostFrom today's Gazette:
"Effective next fall, there will be one less college at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, as the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and College of Fine Arts will be combined into an as-yet-unnamed college focused on the creative arts, humanities and design."
Full story online.
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