Jambar Newspaper Clippings: Recent submissions

  • New business manager 
    Unknown author (1936-09-17)
    P. C. Pickard was appointed business manager of Youngstown College. In addition, Pickard was also assigned to teach accounting.
  • Dykema is re-elected to English ass'n post 
    Unknown author (1951-04-13)
    Professor Karl W. Dykema was re-elected president of the College English Association of Ohio.
  • Eagles honor President Jones as "Humanitarian of the Year" 
    Unknown author (1959-04-03)
    Youngstown University president Howard W. Jones was named "Humanitarian of the Year" by the Youngstown Eagles, Aerie 213.
  • ROTC makes history at YoCo, Maj. Stacy names cadet officers 
    Mamula, Mel (1950-12-08)
    The Department of Military Science at Youngstown College was established. Heading up the new Army ROTC detachment was Major Robert Stacy.
  • Yocohooey II nets $1600 for scholarship fund 
    Unknown author (1951-03-02)
    Receipts from the Yocohooey musical performance totaled $1,619.60. Proceeds went to a Youngstown College scholarship fund.
  • Enrollment up over last year 
    Unknown author (1959-02-20)
    Final figures tabulated for the Spring 1959 semester at Youngstown University showed a total enrollment of 5,655 students. This number represented an increase of 332 over the previous year's enrollment.
  • Student fund drive will aid library 
    Unknown author (1959-02-13)
    A student drive to collect funds for the Youngstown University Library was announced for the week of March 2 through 6, 1959.
  • New A&S building is scheduled to begin construction in October 
    Unknown author (1975-07-30)
    Construction of the new Arts and Sciences building was announced. It was scheduled to commence in October 1975 and to be completed two and one half years later.
  • Plans for fund raising unveiled for stadium 
    Gulas, Greg (1976-11-09)
    Plans were unveiled for raising $3 million for the construction of a sports complex on the YSU campus.
  • T&CC will not open for classes in the fall due to a labor dispute 
    Lippa, Virginia Ann (1975-08-06)
    Due to a labor dispute, the new Technical and Community College building did not open in the fall of 1975 as planned. Classes were rescheduled to take place in other campus buildings.
  • Wicker Basket restaurant opens; to serve University community 
    DiBlasio, Gina (1976-10-26)
    The Wicker Basket, YSU's new public restaurant, opened its doors to paying customers for the first time.
  • Trustees give signal to begin stadium study 
    Unknown author (1976-02-17)
    The YSU Board of Trustees gave President John J. Coffelt permission to study the possibility of constructing a five to six million dollar sports facility on campus. $2 million was already earmarked for the project with ...
  • Mrs. Semans replaces Miss North as dean 
    Unknown author (1937-09-20)
    Mrs. Catherine Berg Semans, an instructor in the English and Psychology Departments, was appointed Dean of Women of Youngstown College by President Howard W. Jones.
  • Rosselli reaches 500 with Monday victory 
    Creer, John (1976-02-27)
    YSU basketball coach Dom Rosselli reached a career milestone of 500 coaching victories in a win over Northern Kentucky.
  • 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.
  • Beelen announces his candidacy; blasts Carney in campaign speech 
    Unknown author (1976-02-27)
    Dr. George Beelen of the History Department) announced his candidacy for Congress. An Austintown Township trustee, Beelen came out against the incumbent congressman Charles J. Carney.
  • Stadium to go up in spring 
    Kachurek, Sandy (1977-10-07)
    It was announced that the program to procure nearly $13 million for the sports complex was almost complete. Construction on the YSU stadium was set to begin in the spring of 1978.
  • Taylor Alderman is named vice president for personnel 
    Unknown author (1977-03-04)
    Dr. Taylor Alderman, associate vice president for academic affairs at YSU, was named vice president for personnel effective July 1, 1977.
  • FIRE 
    Unknown author (1978-09-26)
    Photographic story of a fire that swept through Rayen Hall. The blaze was caused when a contractor's torch accidentally ignited a bird's nest at the top of the building.
  • Tuition at Youngstown College raised to $224 
    Unknown author (1947-05-09)
    President Howard W. Jones announced that tuition at Youngstown College was to be raised to $224 per year. This represented an increase of $12 per semester.

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