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  • YSU Documents Collection named to honor Rep. Charles J. Carney 
    Unknown author (1977-06-03)
    During a ceremony held in Kilcawley Center, the Government Documents Collection in YSU's Maag Library was named in honor of U.S. Representative Charles J. Carney (D-19th). Mr. Carney is a Youngstown State alumnus, past ...
  • YSU English professor to edit "English Journal" 
    Bandy, Kara (1997-08-28)
    Dr. Virginia R. Monseau of the YSU English Department has been chosen by the National Council of Teachers of English to serve as the field editor of its publication, The English Journal. This is a four year appointment.
  • YSU enrollment is up by 3%, says PD story 
    Unknown author (1974-10-18)
    Student enrollment at YSU and eleven other state universities increased by 4,500 for the 1974 fall term after a 2 percent drop the previous year according to a story published by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
  • YSU enrollment up; sets new record 
    Unknown author (1975-10-17)
    Fall 1975 enrollment reached a record high with approximately 15,500 students. The previous record was 15,030 set in 1970.
  • YSU faculty position endowed by local Muslim community 
    Unknown author (1995-10-17)
    President Leslie Cochran and Dr. Nazir Ahmed announced the receipt of a major gift to YSU. The Youngstown Muslim community made an initial contribution of $500,000 for the endowment of a Chair of Islamic Studies at YSU.
  • YSU Flying Club buys aircraft; expands facilities for members 
    Lowry, Tom (1974-07-25)
    The YSU Flying Club bought a Cessna 150 and incorporated as the Youngstown Flying Club, Inc. The club was based at the Youngstown Executive Airport; membership was open to all.
  • YSU gets Bryson, Arlington Sts., will police traffic 
    Unknown author (1971-01-22)
    The City of Youngstown transferred control of portions of Bryson and Arlington Streets to YSU. This action represented an important step in bringing the University's Master Plan into fruition. Stressing the necessity of ...
  • YSU grad will ride in shuttle 
    Nelson, George (1984-07-12)
    Ronald Parise, a YSU alumnus, was selected by NASA to train as a payload specialist for the Space Shuttle Program. Parise graduated from YSU in 1973 with a degree in physics and minors in mathematics, astronomy, and geology. ...
  • YSU hires first female architect to head renovation 
    Schepka, Judi (1995-07-06)
    Norma Stefanik was named architect for preservation and renovation in YSU's Facilities Maintenance Department. She was the first woman to be so appointed by the University.
  • YSU honors Anne K. Christman 
    Moore, Peggy (1996-08-22)
    YSU has named the courtyard area surrounding Cafaro House dormitory the "Christman Campus Green," in honor of Anne Kilcawley Christman. Christman, 86, made the landscaping possible with a donation of $500,000.
  • YSU impresses Sweetkind: Dean discusses F&PA's future 
    Bueno, Sharon (1988-07-28)
    Dr. David Sweetkind assumes his duties as dean of YSU's College of Fine & Performing Arts.
  • YSU installs new phone system for the deaf 
    Larkin, Rochelle (1993-04-27)
    At a cost of over $7,000, YSU installed five Telephone Device for the Deaf (TDD) units. The new devices keep YSU in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
  • YSU joins "All-Steinway" elite 
    Griesemer, Daniel (2004-07-29)
    Sixty-eight new Steinway pianos were delivered to the Dana School of Music. YSU is the first Ohio public university to be distinguished as an "All-Steinway School."
  • YSU joins Midwestern Collegiate Conference 
    DeMarco, Breanna (2001-03-20)
    Upon the recommendation of President Sweet, YSU has accepted an invitation to join the Midwestern Collegiate Conference.
  • YSU launches new adult program; area sites encourage registration 
    Mitrovich, Lucille (1974-07-25)
    Adult education came to YSU through the approval of a new adult student recruitment program. Called the "Adult Student Outreach," the program was designed to use direct mail, newspapers, television, radio coverage, and ...
  • YSU maintains status as safest Ohio campus 
    Heller, Katherine (1998-01-13)
    According to the 1996 Uniform Crime Report, YSU was named the safest campus in Ohio. YSU Police Chief Jack Gocala attributed this to a partnership between the police and the university community and the proactive operations ...
  • YSU math students earn international honors 
    Tabak, Elizabeth (2003-04-08)
    Sarah Grove, Joel Lepak, and Chris Jones won sixth place in the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications International Mathematical Competition. The three-person team also received the highest ranking awarded in the ...
  • YSU names coach 
    Unknown author (1987-05-22)
    John Stroia, former director of athletics and head basketball coach at Ohio State University/Lima, was appointed as assistant basketball coach at YSU.
  • YSU names new chief of police department 
    Unknown author (The Jambar, 1991-07-25)
    John J. Gocala has been appointed director of the YSU Police Department. Prior to this appointment, Gocala served as a lieutenant and an administrative financial aide to the chief of the Youngstown Police Department.
  • YSU names new Fine Arts dean 
    Unknown author (1997-05-20)
    Dr. George McCloud has been named dean of the YSU College of Fine and Performing Arts. He replaces Dr. David Sweetkind.

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