The Jambar : November 21, 2024

Abstract

YSU launched Kilcawley: Centered on the Future, a campaign to raise funds for a new student center. Students who have trouble finding a place to park near DeBartolo Hall or Andrews Students Recreation and Wellness Center will have their problems solved before the end of the semester with the completion of the M66 lot. Ohio Senate Bill 168, which took effect Oct. 24, has lowered the threshold for teacher education and licensure in the state among other policies. The Ohio Casino Commission Control banned player-specific proposition bets on collegiate athletes in February 2024. Sports betting on college campuses is looked at. The Cliffe College of Creative Arts Living Learning Community is featured. Various religious organizations are available for students to get involved with. YSU students in the Student Investment Fund manage a portfolio worth around $3.4 million. Champion sprint-car driver and YSU student Vivian Jones juggles racing and studies. The Cafe Rose is featured. Indie-rock band Husbands is featured. The YSU men's and women's cross country teams competed in the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championships. Women's volleyball concluded their season 9-21.The football team ended their season defending the Ice Castle with a 39-38 win against the University of Northern Iowa. After the cancellation of its week one matchup, the YSU women's basketball team followed up with four wins at home against lake Erie College, St. Bonavenure University, Clarion University and Mercyhurst University. To start off the 2024-2025 campaign, the YSU men's basketball team has played in three contests -- including two Power Five matchups.