The Jambar : April 07, 2022

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Stambaugh Auditorium is getting a grand restoration as it approaches its 100th anniversary in December 2026. This year, Students for Life of American gained a YSU branch named Penguins for Life. A soon-to-be named new center created by a partnership between YSU and Ohio Living invites the community to join them to kick off the start of their journey. The Pre-Veterinary Society at YSU offers an affordable clinic for the community. Maag Library will be collaborating with Jacob Labendz, director of the Center for Judaic and Holocaust studies, for April's Movie at Maag event to commemorate Yom Hashoah. YSU officials advise students on preserving their mental health as professionals. The policy on free speech on campus is looked at along with what to do when speech turns offensive. For Women's History Month, YSU's Office of Veterans Affairs spoke about women in the military and female veterans shared their experiences. YSU's Adventure Recreation team is taking students to Go Ape Zipline & Adventure Park in Cleveland. YSU's visual and dramatic arts department is hosting a week-long printmaking program featuring guest artist Richard Repasky. Printing Services provides resources to the YSU community. The men's baseball team faced a series of loses in the past games, losing eight of its last ten games. Baseball player Braeden O'Shaughnessy is featured. YSU's lacrosse team has hit a rough patch, dropping is last three home games and tallying four straight losses. Following the postponement of the Oakland series last week, the YSU softball team struggled offensively, recording just seven hits in its three-games series against Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.