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  • The Jambar : September 25, 1990 
    Unknown author (1991-09-25)
    Orientation Issue. President Humphrey offers freshmen advice. OEA contract is ratified; ACE Union votes today. YSU's Study Abroad program undergoes series of changes. YSU students have access to national resume databank, ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 1990 
    Unknown author (1990-09-25)
    YSU established an International Living and Learning Center to house foreign and American students this coming year. YSU and city police respond to gunshots in the M-24 north parking lot. YSU OPTIONS programs establishes ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 1991 
    Unknown author (1991-09-25)
    Summer in review edition featuring all the main headlines from the summer issues of The Jambar.
  • The Jambar : September 25, 1996 
    Unknown author (1996-09-25)
    Dedication ceremony pays tribute to area veterans. President Cochran shares his vision for the university and community during his fifth State of the University address. YSU police department warns freshman and seniors to ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 2001 
    Unknown author (2001-09-25)
    With new contract negotiations for the teachers union scheduled next year, the current chief negotiator for the union said previous disagreements between faculty and administrators have hurt students and will continue to ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 2003 
    Unknown author (2003-09-25)
    The YSU Board of Trustees approves the creation of a Bachelors of General Studies Degree. Anthropology professor, Gary Fry, violated his probation for two 2002 convictions and has been ordered to complete another six-month ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 2007 
    Unknown author (2007-09-25)
    In the first nationwide strike since 1976,thousands of General Motors employees walked off the job in plants around the country. The number of students YSU places in developmental courses has been increasing. YSU and other ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 2008 
    Unknown author (2008-09-25)
    Students need more information to take a shot Gardasil, the only FDA cervical cancer vaccine approved. Students consider sex addiction a valid concern. Changes to Ohio's concealed carry law will not affect the YSU campus, ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 2012 
    Unknown author (2012-09-25)
    Six engineering students will compete for the national title in the Green Energy Challenge in Las Vegas. YSU Prepares for a new gerontology program. Idora neighborhood celebrates revitalization. Students celebrate steel ...
  • The Jambar : September 25, 2014 
    Unknown author (2014-09-25)
    With John Kasich likely to be re-elected, the Jambar takes a look at what his continued administration will bring to YSU. YSUnity's Diversity Prom comes to campus. Austintown's Hollywood Gaming Racino is bringing ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 1947 
    Unknown author (1947-09-26)
    Youngstown College student representatives met in a constitutional assembly at Madison, Wis. where over 350 colleges from all of the 48 states met in consideration of forming a national student association. Dr. George M. ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 1972 
    Unknown author (1972-09-26)
    The traditional homecoming concert was scrapped by the major events committee. The son of John Kenneth Galbreath was to visit YSU on behalf of the McGovern presidential campaign. The Geology Department received a collection ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 1986 
    Unknown author (1986-09-26)
    A suspected marijuana plant is found growing outside the Kilcawley dorm. Students participate in the Great Peace March. Students from Pennsylvania urge governor to approve a tuition reciprocity agreement. Enrollment lists ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 1989 
    Unknown author (1989-09-26)
    After a one-day strike, the administration and faculty agree on a contract. Dr. Taylor Alderman, vice-president of personnel services, resigns. Student organizations help with the United Way campaign. Student Andrew Herman ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 1995 
    Unknown author (1995-09-26)
    Computer problems continue to plague student aid. Asbestos removal eliminated as health hazard during renovations of the Engineering Science building. Power outage causes shock to YSU electrician. Dean Betty Licata hopes ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 2000 
    Unknown author (2000-09-26)
    Rev. Jesse Jackson Jr. was on campus Monday afternoon to encourage students to vote in the upcoming presidential elections. A janitorial worker, Eric Austin, was arrested for voluntary intoxication and criminal trespassing ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 2002 
    Unknown author (2002-09-26)
    The decision to give University President David Sweet a $25,000 raise has sparked discussion and debate about the university's spending priorities. A tip from YSU students led to four drug-trafficking indictments, which ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 2006 
    Unknown author (2006-09-26)
    YSU student feel safe despite of recent campus shootings in Montreal and Pittsburgh. The Youngstown community is upset with comments by the attorney of former Ohio State football star, Maurice Clarett, Michael Hoague, for ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 2013 
    Unknown author (2013-09-26)
    The Philosophy and the Religious Studies Club held their first Eat, Drink & Think event of the semester. The YSU ultimate Frisbee team, Aperture Ultimate, had their first game of the season. YSU for Recovery expands its ...
  • The Jambar : September 26, 2019 
    Unknown author (2019-09-26)
    Various services were offered at the Remote Area Medical health care clinics at the Covelli Centre September 21 and 22. YSUnity, YSU's LGBTQ+ student organization, is absent on campus this semester, leaving a void in the ...

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