The Jambar : March 02, 2023

Abstract

YSU is required to pay back lost income of two retrenched professors. Activist Erin Brockovich and Mikal Watts discussed the effect of the train derailment on the environment to the residents of East Palestine, Ohio. Despite repairs, classes will continue to be held in the planetarium. The Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor recently received a quarterly grant of $7,500 from The Ohio Humanities Council to conduct and archive the stories of working women within Mahoning County. The Youngstown-Warren Regional Chamber and Eastgate Regional Council of Governments, among other organizations, are working to create an office dedicated to repopulation efforts in the Mahoning Valley. The Black Student Union hosted its second-annual VERZUZ, a karaoke event opened to all YSU students, to destress before midterms. Flyers must be approved before student organizations can hang them up. YSU's percussion ensemble is featured. Youngstown's classic rock band Left End is featured. YSU's Amateur Radio Club competed in School Club Roundup, a national amateur radio competition that took place February 13 to the 17. Student Activities' semi-annual Penguin Nights event was held on February 24 with the theme Around the World. The YSU Movie Lovers' Club premieres on campus. YSU women hold the top-three name, image and likeness earners in the Horizon League. Mady Aulbach, a senior guard for the women's basketball team, signed a name, image and likeness deal with World Wrestling Entertainment. For the first time in program history, the YSU men's basketball team clinched the Horizon League Regular-Season Conference Championship title. The YSU women's basketball team preps to host the quarterfinals in the Horizon League on March 2.