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  • The Jambar : February 11, 2021 
    Unknown author (2021-02-11)
    The community lost YSU alumnus Darius "Shack" Shackleford Saturday night in a fatal car accident. Ohio's Lt. Gov. Jon Husted visited the Youngstown area Tuesday to discuss his investment to the community and Youngstown ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1954 
    Unknown author (1954-02-12)
    Growth of the college is due to the valley's leading industries not student tuition fees. Student enrollment shows a slight drop. Kevin Ramsey heads as president of Student Council. Prof. Edward C. Franklin is the newly ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1960 
    Unknown author (1960-02-12)
    Lombard Corporation seeks to put the issue of land use to a referendum, through a petition drive. The land in question lies along Wick Avenue, adjacent to Pollock House. Student Council took up the issues of library use, ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1965 
    Unknown author (1965-02-12)
    A new debate fraternity was established on campus. “The Jambar” went through reorganization with the resignation of editor Tom Green. NATO photographer Robert Cohen was scheduled to speak in Strouss Auditorium on his film ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1971 
    Unknown author (1971-02-12)
    YSU remained open despite a] snowfall of 8 to 12 inches and subzero temperatures. Winter Weekend plans proceeded apace, with Kenny Rogers and the First Edition. Comedian Pat Paulsen, and the band Friends of Distinction ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1985 
    Unknown author (1985-02-12)
    President Humphrey receives an award from the Battered Persons' Crisis Center. Lee Goehring describes the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship club. On campus speakers discuss child molestation, media stereotypes of blacks, ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1988 
    Unknown author (1988-02-12)
    An AIDS seminar is held in Kilcawley. Columnist William Raspberry delivered the Skeggs Lecture about black families. The University continues to test athletes for drugs. Ron Simmons delivers an illustrated presentation on ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1991 
    Unknown author (1991-02-12)
    Julius Lester, an African American who converted to Judaism, gave an 'historical perspective' about the relationship between blacks and Jews. Pal Joey's benefit for Sammy Fleischer, 11 year old leukemia patient, marked the ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1993 
    Unknown author (1993-02-12)
    Men's basketball coach, John Stroia, will not have his contract renewed. John Stroia holds press conference to make own statement. One-on-One with Student Government features Beth Borkes. McDonough hosts works from Scholastic ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 1998 
    Unknown author (1998-02-12)
    Capital campaign exceeds goal ending the five year fund raiser after raising $23.6 million in three years. College of business offers free tax service. National Freedom to Marry Day prompts discussion concerning same sex ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 2002 
    Unknown author (2002-02-12)
    Political science professors critique Traficant's role as Congressman. YSU debuts Olympic TV ad campaign. YSU graduate and former owner of the Point Cafe, Mohammad Fard, plans to renovate the old Burger King building into ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 2004 
    Unknown author (2004-02-12)
    The YSU swimming and diving program has made leaps and bounds in only a few years of existence. Discussions concerning a possible new committee and more representatives to accommodate student body growth sparked debate ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 2008 
    Unknown author (2008-02-12)
    Spring enrollment increases at YSU. Some professors for students to attend class while other are more lax. YSU stays opened despite freezing temperatures which close surrounding area schools. The annual school of nursing ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 2009 
    Unknown author (2009-02-12)
    Women are on the brink of surpassing men in the American workforce. Thursday marked the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin. The Mahoning River Corridor Initiative finds new home on YSU campus with the Center for Urban and ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 2013 
    Unknown author (2013-02-12)
    The local diocese responds to Pope Benedict XVI's resignation. An Ethics presentation will be given by Special Agent Deane Hassman from the FBI. Changes for telecommunications studies are announced. The College of Science, ...
  • The Jambar : February 12, 2015 
    Unknown author (2015-02-12)
    The Etruscan Press, an independent nonprofit literary press partnered with YSU and Wilkes University in Pennsylvania, has been named one of the five finalists for the Association of Writers and Writing Programs' 2015 Small ...
  • The Jambar : February 13, 1933 
    Unknown author (1933-02-13)
    The installation banquet for the newly organized Psi Gamma chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, national professional English fraternity, is set for Tuesday Feb 28 with Professor J. W. Bare as installing officer. A Gala welcome for ...
  • The Jambar : February 13, 1948 
    Unknown author (1948-02-13)
    For the first time in Youngstown College history, students are asked to contribute to the library fund drive. The class having the largest contribute will be awarded with a plaque. The Delta Eta Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha ...
  • The Jambar : February 13, 1953 
    Unknown author (1953-02-13)
    Youngstown College got its first "Madam President," when Fran Adams, junior accounting major, was elected president of Student Council. Youngstown College's million-dollar library opened with the spring semester. 8th Annual ...
  • The Jambar : February 13, 1959 
    Unknown author (1959-02-13)
    University Theatre prepared to stage Family Plays under the auspices of the Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene in order to help people better to understand human behavior. Chapel services were announced to usher in the Lenten ...

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