The Jambar : September 21, 2023

Abstract

The YSU Board of Trustees modified the Student Code of Conduct to address the use of artificial intelligence. YSU will be taking over management of University Courtyard Apartments Oct. 1. The Ward Beecher Planetarium is still waiting for repairs to be made since the Jan. 9 fire. A ceremony was held Sept 13 at the Lariccia Cultural Collaboratory Room in Jones Hall to honor the late Carol Bennett. Natalie Dando was appointed as a student trustee over the summer. Food options around campus are given. YSU Theatre is preparing the start of its 2023/2024 season with its first musical "Zombie Prom." Three months after the album release of "F'Uncstown," the mumble jazz, lo-fi, jazz funk and fusion artists, Unc D and Thin Thicket are back with a new take on the mumble jazz genre. Fall fashion is featured. The Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor opened a new exhibit, "Women at Work: Change and Continuity 1940s through the 2010s." Josi Borum earned her third triple-double of the season, placing her as the national triple-double leader in Division I college volleyball. The YSU women's soccer bounces back after losing against the University of Detroit Mercy with a win against Northern Kentucky University. The women's golf tees off to a great season. YSU men's and women's cross country team starts off strong. YSU football team won their final home game in September against Robert Morris University.