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  • Coed abduction spurs campus police increase 
    Unknown author (1965-11-05)
    The number of police patrolling the YU campus was increased from nine to eleven in the aftermath of an incident involving an attack upon a coed. Renett Faccioben, a senior, was abducted when she parked her car in a lot at ...
  • Coffelt enacts plans to curb energy use 
    Unknown author (1973-11-16)
    In view of the nationwide fuel shortage and requests by President Nixon and Governor Giligan to conserve energy, President Coffelt asked the university community to support the institution's energy plan.
  • Coffelt remembered as builder of university 
    Shaulis, Debora (1988-09-30)
    The late Dr. John J. Coffelt, third president of YSU, is euologized. Coffelt died on September 1, 1988, in Houston, Texas, while undergoing a medical operation.
  • Coffelt to take medical leave 
    Unknown author (1983-08-11)
    YSU President John J. Coffelt announces that he will be taking medical leave, due to an asthmatic condition.
  • Col. John Wales retires after 13 years at YSU 
    Unknown author (1978-01-06)
    Colonel John Wales III, director of Financial Aids at YSU since 1967, announced his retirement. Prior to becoming Financial Aids chief, Wales served as YSU Army ROTC's professor of military science until his retirement ...
  • Col. Wales named new ROTC head 
    Unknown author (1964-09-25)
    Colonel John Wales, a 23-year U.S. Army veteran, was named Professor of Military Science and head of YU's Army ROTC program.
  • College buys parking lot 
    Unknown author (1952-04-09)
    The purchase of a parking lot on Wick Avenue from the Jewish Federation of Youngstown, located directly across from Youngstown College, was announced. The College planned to continue using the property as a parking facility.
  • College enrollment 
    Unknown author (1946-10-11)
    An all-time high enrollment of 3,460 students at Youngstown College was announced by administration officials. There were 2,440 day students and 1,020 night students enrolled. Of these, 1,860 were veterans.
  • College enrollment for second semester to be 2,2000, 770 veterans 
    Unknown author (1946-01-18)
    Records indicated that 770 students enrolled for the Spring 1946 semester were military veterans. 583 were new veterans, with 75 of these being former students of Youngstown College.
  • College enrollment may reach 350 to smash records in 7th successful opening 
    Unknown author (1932-09-12)
    The enrollment of 350 students surpassed all the predictions made by officials at Youngstown College.
  • College enrollment tops 4,000 mark 
    Unknown author (1947-09-26)
    Youngstown College began the Fall 1947 term with a record enrollment of approximately 4,180 students.
  • College launches veterans' training program 
    Harnevious, Bill (1944-02-04)
    Youngstown College was accredited as one of the approved schools for the vocational training of World War II veterans under an agreement with the Veterans Rehabilitation Administration.
  • College may use Rollins Conference Plan in fall 
    Unknown author (1940-01-10)
    A new method of teaching, patterned after a plan used by Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, was considered by the Youngstown College administration. Called the Rollins Conference Plan, the method replaced the standard ...
  • College president shoots 1100-lb. moose in hunt 
    Unknown author (1946-10-25)
    Dr. Howard Jones, president of Youngstown College, shot and killed a 1100 pound moose while on vacation in Quebec.
  • College seeks information on potential students of R.O.T.C. assuming program were to be inaugurated as course here 
    Unknown author (1948-04-23)
    Youngstown College considered establishing an R.O.T.C. program on campus if enough students demonstrated an interest in the program.
  • College sponsors WKBN-TV show 
    Unknown author (1955-03-04)
    Youngstown College announced the beginning of a series of half-hour television programs. The broadcasts appeared on alternate Sundays at 3:30 p.m. over WKBN-TV.
  • College summer school enrollment hits high 
    Unknown author (1946-05-24)
    The enrollment for the 1946 summer term broke all previous records.
  • College, airport offering flight courses for vets 
    Unknown author (1946-03-22)
    Youngstown Municipal Airport announced the opening of a flight course for veterans. Including both ground school and aerial instruction, the course was the first of its kind to be offered in northeastern Ohio.
  • Collegiate Press awards Jambar first class honors 
    Unknown author (1940-04-17)
    The Youngstown College Jambar was awarded First Class Honors by the Associated Collegiate Press Critical Service.
  • Columbia dean will deliver Thursday graduation address 
    Unknown author (1940-06-03)
    Dr. Herbert E. Hawkes, Dean of Columbia University, was invited to deliver the commencement address before 183 graduates of Youngstown College. For the first time, the ceremonies were to take place in Stambaugh Auditorium ...

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