The Jambar : April 22, 2021

Abstract

YSU's 2021-22 Student Government Association candidates ran unopposed with senior finance major Nicholas Koupiaris as president and sophomore environmental science and political science double major Gianna Battaglia as executive vice president. YSU reports six new cases of COVID-19. YSU Relay for Life team breaks the previous fundraising record. Retiring faculty Ron Shaklee, Gary Walker, and Bill Buckler, reflect on their accomplishments. The process of publishing a textbook from thought to the shelf, is looked at. Westside Vintage relocates downtown. Solveig Baldursdottir discusses living with an eating disorder but says swimming helped her gain her confidence back. The Clarence R. Smith Mineral Museum in Moser Hall honors the legacy of the Smith family with its many display cases full of gems and rocks the father-son duo discovered. YSU plans to host more in-person events over the summer. Paddy Lynch, an Australian football punter, transitioned to an American football punter for YSU. The Student Conduct Board helps facilitate justice on campus. The YSU baseball teams keeps their month-long winning streak. YSU track and field broke four school records when they travel south to compete at the Miami Hurricane Alumni Invitational.