Jambar Newspaper Clippings: Recent submissions

  • 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.
  • Board approves new programs 
    Balestra, Katie (2001-04-26)
    The Ohio Board of Regents has approved two new programs at YSU. A degree in journalism and a nurse anesthetist track will be added to the curriculum.
  • 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 ...
  • Nine hundred students enrolled in William Rayen School of Engineering 
    Unknown author (1946-11-22)
    For the first time in the history of Youngstown College, degrees could be earned in engineering. Students could specialize in the chemical, electrical, industrial, mechanical, or metallurgical fields.
  • Mascots: One dead and two to go. 
    Unknown author (1942-01-28)
    The need for proper housing for Youngstown College's live penguin mascots was editorialized.
  • President Jones receives Adult Citizen Award 
    Unknown author (1943-05-07)
    Youngstown College president Howard W. Jones received the Adult Citizen Award for outstanding service from Post 15 of the American Legion.
  • Prof. Dykema elected advisor of Delta Epsilon 
    Unknown author (1941-12-10)
    Professor Karl W. Dykema was elected advisor to Delta Epsilon, a scholastic honorary fraternity at Youngstown College.
  • Spring vacation cancelled 
    Unknown author (1942-01-14)
    Due to the entry of the United States into the Second World War, Youngstown College president Howard W. Jones announced the cancellation of spring vacation. This action was part of a national defense plan orchestrated by ...
  • Williard (sic) L. Webster...director of athletics 
    Unknown author (1946-10-25)
    The Jambar announced the return of Willard L. Webster to his position as director of athletics at Youngstown College. Webster was stricken with appendicitis while at Camp Y-Ota with the YoCo football team.
  • 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.
  • Community college resolution passed 
    Unknown author (1968-01-12)
    The Youngstown State University Board of Trustees passed a resolution establishing a Technical and Community College as a division of YSU.
  • Faculty Senate authorizes minor in journalism field 
    Unknown author (1968-01-19)
    A minor in journalism was authorized by the Faculty Senate. It would serve as an expansion of the English Department's existing journalism workshop courses.
  • Dike Beede leaves YoCo 
    Unknown author (1943-09-29)
    With the suspension of football at Youngstown College for the duration of the Second World War, head football coach and athletic director Dwight V. "Dike" Beede disclosed his plans to leave the college.
  • Skeggs to head Art Department 
    Unknown author (1952-10-17)
    David P. Skeggs was selected to chair the Youngstown College Art Department. Skeggs had exhibited his work at more than twenty-five galleries and won many awards. He was the son of the late Leonard T. Skeggs who, as head ...
  • Dr. E.B. Smith directs State Dept. plan 
    Unknown author (1952-04-09)
    Dr. E. B. Smith of the YoCo History faculty was appointed by the U.S. State Department to serve as director of its summer seminar program for July and August 1952. The program was designed to instruct a small number of ...
  • Mrs. Newman joins Art Department; Paintings nationally exhibited 
    Unknown author (1954-10-15)
    Beatrice Fried Newman was appointed to the part-time faculty of Youngstown College to teach in the Art Department. A 1950 graduate of YoCo, she also received a master's degree from New York University in 1951 and taught ...
  • Dr. B.T. Riley submits report; Calls for Philo. Dept. change 
    Unknown author (1968-01-19)
    Dr. Bruce T. Riley, Associate Chairman of the Philosophy Department, submitted an eleven page report which recommended the dissolution of the Neo-Scholastic section of the department and the creation of a Department of Religion.
  • Franklin appointed Rayen School dean 
    Unknown author (1954-02-12)
    Professor Edward C. Franklin was appointed dean of the William Rayen School of Engineering at Youngstown College. He replaced Professor Frank Ellis, who had been acting dean since the death of Louis Deesz in 1950. (NOTE: ...
  • Law School faculty adds Att. Cubbison 
    Unknown author (1954-04-23)
    The Youngstown College Law School announced the addition of local attorney Theodore Cubbison to its faculty. Cubbison was a YoCo alumnus and former assistant city prosecutor.
  • $1,000,000 building nearing completion 
    Unknown author (1953-01-16)
    As the new Youngstown College Library neared completion, the Jambar highlighted some of the facility's chief features.

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