Jambar Newspaper Clippings: Recent submissions

  • Arson is suspected in 3d fire at Rayen 
    Unknown author (1974-11-15)
    Arson was the suspected cause of a fire which broke out in Rayen Hall, Room 114. This was the third fire of suspicious origin in Rayen during the course of several weeks. No injuries were reported and damages were estimated ...
  • 'Enemies list' uncovered in security office: Files contain 'information' as recent as spring '74 
    Unknown author (1974-10-22)
    What appeared to have been an 'enemies list' of faculty and students was discovered in a file cabinet in the YSU security office. It was started during the fall quarter of 1968 and was updated as recently as spring quarter 1974.
  • Kilcawley Center opens; festivities will mark event 
    Unknown author (1974-04-04)
    The newly-renovated Kilcawley Student Center was opened with many special activities being staged in celebration of the event.
  • 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.
  • Constitution, by-laws OK'd; Academic Senate launched 
    Unknown author (1974-03-12)
    The new Academic Senate passed its proposed constitution and by-laws at a special meeting. The change was necessary because many of the duties and responsibilities involving faculy-university relations now came under the ...
  • Student union contracts signed 
    Unknown author (1964-12-04)
    Contracts were awarded for the construction of the new William H. and Mattie M. Kilcawley Student Center. This was the first step in the University's long-range $20 million development program.
  • New forestry course added to curriculum 
    Unknown author (1965-01-08)
    A five-year course in forestry was created at Youngstown University in cooperation with Duke University. Dwight "Dike" Beede, head football coach and associate professor of health and physical education, was selected to ...
  • Fallout shelters mark campus 
    Unknown author (1963-03-15)
    The Library, Science, and Main buildings were designated as fallout shelters by local civil defense authorities. Each building was stockpiled with survival rations to sustain life in the event of nuclear attack.
  • Dykema named dean of A&S 
    Unknown author (1963-02-01)
    Professor Karl W. Dykema, head of the Engligh and Languages Department, was selected to replace Joseph P. Smith as the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Smith retained his administrative position as Dean of the University.
  • Trustees sweeten the pot for president 
    Crist, Leonard (2004-11-30)
    The YSU Board of Trustees voted to extend President Sweet's contract until June 30, 2010. The new contract includes a raise and other financial adjustments.
  • 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.
  • Rising costs are cited by President 
    Unknown author (1963-01-11)
    An increase in tuition rates of $2.00 per credit hour effective during the Fall 1963 semester was announced. Youngstown University President Howard Jones cited rising costs in the general upkeep and operation of the ...
  • Center bids due today 
    Unknown author (1964-11-13)
    Bids for the construction of the new university student center were submitted from thirteen companies vying for the approximately $1.5 million contract.
  • Dr. Bullough has article published in medical bulletin 
    Unknown author (1957-04-12)
    Dr. Verne Bullough, of the Youngstown University history faculty, wrote an article published by the "Bulletin of the History of Medicine." The article was titled "The Development of the Medical University at Montpelier to ...
  • Dr. Gould to retire 
    Unknown author (1957-04-26)
    Dr. Clarence P. Gould, chairman of the Youngstown University History Department, announced his plans to retire.
  • Trustees OK educational TV 
    Unknown author (1969-05-06)
    The YSU Board of Trustees authorized the filing of an application with the Federal Communications Commission for an educational TV station.
  • Cress stops streakers after Kilcawley romp 
    Unknown author (1974-03-12)
    YSU security chief Paul Cress announced that a cease and desist order went into effect as of 5 p.m., March 11, 1974 against "streaking," or nude exhibitionism, on campus.
  • Heavy snowfall forces University to close: 10 in. accumulation causes hazardous conditions and canceled classes 
    Unknown author (1977-01-12)
    Blizzard-like conditions forced the closing of YSU for two days. Main roads in the YSU area were snow covered and hazardous. The last time YSU closed because of inclement weather was during the winter of 1974/75 when the ...
  • Dr. Harder has article published 
    Unknown author (1957-04-12)
    Dr. Kelsie Harder of the Youngstown University English faculty had an article published in the "Tennessee Folklore Society Bulletin." The article was titled "Pert Nigh Almost: Folk Measurement."
  • Krill leaves grad school for post of YSU Administrative Affairs VP 
    Unknown author (1973-09-25)
    Dr. Karl E. Krill, dean of the YSU Graduate School, was promoted to vice president for Administrative Affairs by Dr. John J. Coffelt. In his new position, Dr. Krill was responsible for campus planning and development, ...

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