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YSUnity returns to campus after a two-year hiatus. YSU's COVID-19 numbers continue to rise. Disability Services helps restricted students with changes. A student spoke out about her experience with stalking on campus. Students are frustrated over a virtual commencement. Local artist, Bob Barko Jr., creates a mural on Federal Street honoring the State Theatre which was demolished in 2008. A history of Pete the Penguin is given. The Youngstown Symphony Orchestra dedicates its concert to its late conductor, Randall Craig Fleischer. Woodland Cellars offers a haunted wine trail for the Halloween season. Art students adjust to a new learning experience which includes many safety protocols. Many chain restaurants give millions of dollars in scholarship opportunities for student employees. Jambar interviews Derrick McDowell, owner of Youngstown Flea. YSU Rec Center extended Pars for Penguins to a whole month. The YSU baseball teams adds three new transfers. This week in YSU sports history features the women's 2012 soccer team. The women's basketball team holds their first official practice. |
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