The Jambar : January 25, 2017

Abstract

A group of 25 Youngstown State University students and three faculty members joined an estimated army of 500,000 demonstrators marching in Washington D.C. on Saturday to demand social reform and protection of women's rights. Prayer rooms are available for students to engage in their religious practices freely and without disturbance. Students give insight to President Donald Trump's inauguration and their expectations for him as president. Student Government battles hunger by opening a food pantry on campus. The YSU app aims to give students the ability to connect with others and to get involved on campus. YSU student group Bridges Out of Poverty Student Union will hold a poverty stimulation event in Kilcawley. Mike Reagle, associate vice president for Student Success will be leaving YSU for a position at Western Kentucky University. The art faculty at YSU is featured with their own exhibit "Drawing Attention." YSU paintball club is featured. A Q&A is give with guest artist John Scacchetti. The Woo Crew is a new student group promoting student involvement in clubs and sporting events. Video game "Battlefield 1" is reviewed. YSU Track and Field hosted its second meet of the season. YSU women's basketball team will face the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay at home. Ryan Martino, a race engineer and driver for Martino Motorsports, is interviewed.