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  • The Jambar : October 24, 1986 
    Unknown author (1986-10-24)
    Dr. Gordon Mapley explains the NEOUCOM program. A student is assaulted on Custer Street. Trustees vote to sell Bliss home on Fifth Avenue. Dr. Javed Alam, Engineering, has an article on stress analysis published.
  • The Jambar : October 24, 1989 
    Unknown author (1989-10-24)
    Speaker Richard Lamm focuses on economic trends. Six foreign delegates discuss the changes in Eastern Europe. Student government discusses a recycling program. History professor Hugh Earnhart is director of the local oral ...
  • The Jambar : October 24, 1995 
    Unknown author (1995-10-24)
    Uncertainty plagues the Reading and Study Skills program after administrative changes were implemented. ROTC provides a variety of benefits without enlisting into the military. Various vegetarian dishes are offered on ...
  • The Jambar : October 24, 2000 
    Unknown author (2000-10-24)
    The YSU Operations Improvement Task Force formally launched its study of YSU's operations. Jambar interviews members of the YSU Homecoming Court. Memorial gathering honors English Festival founder, Dr. Thomas Gay. William ...
  • The Jambar : October 24, 2002 
    Unknown author (2002-10-24)
    New union faculty president, Bob Hogue, blasts university. Student Government President Jeff Parks said he is working with administration to improve student wages. YSU and the Youngstown City Schools have formed a partnership ...
  • The Jambar : October 24, 2006 
    Unknown author (2006-10-24)
    YSU students witness an armed robbery at the Subway restaurant on Rayen Avenue. An internal investigation is going on from complaints received about Cynthia Hirtzel, dean of the Rayen College of Engineering and Technology. Issues ...
  • The Jambar : October 24, 2013 
    Unknown author (2013-10-24)
    Congressman Tim Ryan announced YSU's acquisition of a $470 thousand grant that will be used to purchase an X-ray diffractometer. Both suspects in campus robbery are apprehended. YSU's Zeta Tau Alpha chapter will host ...
  • The Jambar : October 24, 2019 
    Unknown author (2019-10-24)
    The Jambar reports on Ohio's "Tobacco 21" law which was placed into effect on Oct. 17 and makes it illegal for individuals under the age of 21 to purchase "cigarettes, other tobacco produces, and alternative nicotine ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1939 
    Unknown author (1939-10-25)
    Youngstown College's newest organization is The Wolf Club, whose main activity is chopping timber. The Youngstown College Orchestra will hold its first concert of the season in the chapel meeting, November 1. Dr. Castle ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1940 
    Unknown author (1940-10-25)
    Youngstown college alumni will hold their third annual Home-Coming Celebration at the college auditorium. Homecoming Festivities planned for Saturday include Queen Adelaide and the Court to reign at the Tennessee Tech Game ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1946 
    Unknown author (1946-10-25)
    College is set to celebrate its first postwar homecoming Saturday November 02 against Scranton University. President Jones shoots a 1100 lbs. moose while vacationing in Canada. Wanda Poremski was chosen homecoming ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1957 
    Unknown author (1957-10-25)
    Nila Magidoff, subject of the bestseller “Nila” and wife of former NBC war correspondent Robert Magidoff, was the featured speaker at the American Association of University Women. University junior Sam SanFilippo was ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1963 
    Unknown author (1963-10-25)
    Fifteen YU students join in a statewide run to promote passage of State Issue No. 1. “The Jambar” receives a first-class honor rating from the Associated College Press. Student Council moved the Homecoming half-time ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1967 
    Unknown author (1968-10-25)
    Journalist and author Carl Rowan addressed a packed Strouss Auditorium. A rat problem arose in the Lincoln Hotel. The Community of Concern, a peace group, had its validity as a student organization questioned by President ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1983 
    Unknown author (1983-10-25)
    A Lebanese student and history professor Saul Friedman agree with President Reagan's decision to keep troops in Lebanon despite increasing casualties. A fire severely damages the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house. The Phi ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1985 
    Unknown author (1985-10-25)
    Officials discuss a guaranteed student financial aid bill. Journalist Edwin Newman will be the Skeggs Lecturer. The computer center relocates to the new Meshel Hall. Football players receive conference honors.
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1988 
    Unknown author (1988-10-25)
    Student work hours are cut to avoid benefits. Applied Science and Technology beings the College Access and Retention Enhancement program. Another car was stolen from campus. The Career Center offers a Career Planning ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1991 
    Unknown author (1991-10-25)
    Member of the University's Ad Hoc Committee, Robert Hogue, spoke out against the conversion to semesters from quarter because it would be costly, disruptive and time consuming. Former Surgeon General Dr. C. Everett Koop ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 1994 
    Unknown author (1994-10-25)
    YSU Honors program rewards academic excellence. Speaker Russell Jones explains typical day of individuals living with AIDS. Harvard professor, Dr. Diana Eck, speaks on pluralism in religions at YSU Oct 20 YSU foreign ...
  • The Jambar : October 25, 2001 
    Unknown author (2001-10-25)
    Dr. Qi Jiang, assistant professor, sociology, perform studies on domestic violence to help victims. Professors Leonard and Owen recommend that student do not work while in college. Student in the spotlight feature Jeff ...

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