The IUP Crimson Hawks are feeling like strangers in a strange land. On one hand, they’re 5-3, and their win total is better than all but 46 of the other 158 NCAA Division II teams in the country ...

If you ask Paul Tortorella, there’s no debating what’s next for the IUP Crimson Hawks. His Crimson Hawks are in the midst of a losing streak, having gone from 4-0 to 4-2 by dropping their last ...

CARY, N.C. — The IUP baseball team had to come a long way to make it to the semifinals of the Division II College World Series. But advancing through the losers’ bracket of the double ...

The Crimson Hawks were 2-35 in 2021, and at the conclusion of the season, they hired Kline. Kline is a former MLB pitcher drafted out of West Virginia in 1993, three years after the last IUP ...

Then-IUP head coach Lou Tepper had an opening, so McDonald told him about the guy coaching at Mount Union who loved football and was filled with passion. Sirianni interviewed with the entire coaching ...

North Dakota switched from the Fighting Sioux to the Fighting Hawks in 2012. Indiana University of Pennsylvania went from the Indians to the Crimson Hawks in 2007.

The IUP Crimson Hawks and Edinboro Fighting Scots played in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference West Division Title game on Wednesday night, but it wasn't your usual basketball match-up.

Ultimately, the IUP Fighting Scots Crimson Hawks cruised to an 87-59 victory to clinch the program's ninth Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference West Conference crown in the last 10 seasons.

One of the best seasons in IUP men's basketball program history came to an end on Saturday, as the Crimson Hawks fell to Florida Southern 77-62 in the 2015 NCAA Division II National Championship ...

The Crimson Hawks will face Florida Southern College to battle for the Division II National Title on Saturday at 3 pm. The game will be played at the Ford Center in Evansville, Indiana.

The Indiana University of Pennsylvania football team has a fine tradition of preparing alumni for the next level of competition. From Dave Smith in 1970 through Jim Haslett and more recently Akwasi ...