The Jambar : March 28, 2019

Abstract

Wick Primary Care helps students avoid paying a copay to receive health care. The wind turbines on campus are foundational in wind energy efficiency research facilitated by YSU engineering students. Social media addiction is looked at. The V2 restaurant is featured. The annual History Day event was at YSU was held April 6 with the theme of "Triumph and Tragedy." Professors make textbooks more affordable for students by finding publishers who can keep the prices of the textbooks low. A constitution crisis arose in 1992, when the university had to select a successor to YSU president Neil Humphrey. YSU and local high school students protested climate change policies on March 15. Joe Lemasters, a seasoned drag performer, explained his drag journey to allow people to gain a better understanding of the day in the life of a drag queen. Ukrainian egg decorating was featured in the Soap Gallery downtown. Richard Mitchell spoke to a group about the history of still photography at the Butler Institute of American Art on March 24. Jambar interviews art and theater students: Torri Session, Manolo Villatoro and Evan Von Thaer. The YSU men's basketball team ended the season on a good note. YSU welcomed former NFL star and Heisman Trophy winner Eddie George to campus. A father-son connection on campus is in the football program with John Peterson, the Penguins offensive line coach and Cole Peterson, an undergraduate offensive assistant and recruiting operator with YSU. The YSU women's basketball team closed their season with a record of 22-10, finishing third in the Horizon League and securing a Women's National Invitation Tournament bid for the third time in their history.