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  • The Jambar : February 18, 1999 
    Unknown author (1999-02-18)
    The new Center for Academic Computing Technology is expected to make learning easier. YSU will host the National Forensic League District Speech Tournament, a competition for 300 area high school students. 18 YSU ...
  • The Jambar : February 18, 2003 
    Unknown author (2003-02-18)
    Blizzard brings rare campus snow day. 300 people gathered around the Thomas D. Lambrows Federal Building on Saturday morning for the Valley Rally. Political Science major, Scott DeNicholas prepares for deployment call after ...
  • The Jambar : February 18, 2010 
    Unknown author (2010-02-18)
    University community reacts to the new president. Board of Trustees vote Cynthia Anderson as the female president of YSU. Eric Ronan resigns as YSU's head tennis coach. Mad about the arts benefit to be held at McDonough ...
  • The Jambar : February 18, 2014 
    Unknown author (2014-02-18)
    YSU President Randy Dunn submitted his resignation and will leave office on August 16. Local surgeon, Dr. Rashid Abdu, donates precious medical artifacts to the Melnick Medical Museum. A Hot Head Burrito restaurant opens ...
  • The Jambar : February 18, 2016 
    Unknown author (2016-02-18)
    YSU Fraternities take steps to improve security and reputation following an alleged violent confrontation between fraternity members and YSU football players. Jambar interviews student Erinn Coe who graduated YSU and now ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1932 
    Unknown author (1932-02-19)
    The Jambar looks into the question of brunettes vs. blonds. There is a column about a Leap Year tradition where women students are to invite a faculty man out for dinner on February 29. The mid-year Freshmen Reception was ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1941 
    Unknown author (1941-02-19)
    Neon subscriptions are being accepted. The fourth course in aeronautics is now being offered at the college. 250 new students are enrolled in the day school. Interfraternity Council announces rushing rules. Comments are ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1960 
    Unknown author (1960-02-19)
    Dr. Kelsie B. Harder (English) was named secretary-treasurer of the American Name Society. A new four-point grading system was announced by Dean Joseph Smith. Brotherhood Week was scheduled to be observed on campus February ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1965 
    Unknown author (1965-02-19)
    The YU chapter of the NAACP announced plans for a march, while a variety show to benefit the Association was advertised. The Alumni Fund Drive raised over $16,000. The Protestant student group Religion in Life (RIL) changed ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1971 
    Unknown author (1971-02-19)
    Alfred J. Minotti, YSU Director of Placement, stated that job prospects for YSU graduates were the worst in 15 years. Forged YSU parking stickers were found affixed to cars in university parking lots. The Women’s Movement ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1985 
    Unknown author (1985-02-19)
    Several speeches on women's rights celebrate the birthday of Susan B. Anthony. Sherri Hill talks about the Craft Center. Pat McCart spoke about successful management skills.
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1988 
    Unknown author (1988-02-19)
    Student Kenmore Drake is found murdered in the house of Fine and Performing Arts Dean, Tim Lyons. Facilities will test the campus tornado alarm system. Dr. John White's team uncovers solstice markers near Dayton, Ohio. ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1991 
    Unknown author (1991-02-19)
    In an effort to air views and other subjects concerning Operation Desert Storm, the Peace and Conflict Studies Project and Student Government are sponsoring a forum on "Military Service and Its Alternatives." YSU forensics ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1993 
    Unknown author (1993-02-19)
    The University's recycling program is still running strong. Dr. Steven Hanzely of physics integrated the subject of recycling into his classroom. Dr. Agnus Martinko, psychology, presented a lecture sponsored by the Catholic ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 1998 
    Unknown author (1998-02-19)
    YSU's retention ranks 5 percent above average. YSU anthropology professor, Mark Shutes will give a lecture entitle "Rust Belt Ethics: The culture of a 'corrupt' community." Tutorial Services recently started a new supplemental ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 2004 
    Unknown author (2004-02-19)
    Officials question University Vice President for Administration's John Habat's many jobs. Sandra Denman is not rehired as university general counsel and instead is given a position as director of Environmental and Occupational ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 2008 
    Unknown author (2008-02-19)
    Barack Obama speaks in front of 6,800 people in Beeghly Center at YSU. YSU students complain about the Obama rally affecting classes and parking. Sen. Ted Kennedy endorses Barack Obama on campus. After 10 years, the Higher ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 2009 
    Unknown author (2009-02-19)
    Viral infections spread on campus. IT services work harder to meet growing technology problems. Congressman Tim Ryan presents $1.6 million to YSU for the development of a Center of Excellence. Dangers of ecstasy side ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 2013 
    Unknown author (2013-02-19)
    Article on the Rookery Radio, a YSU student-run Internet radio station. YSU will compete in RecycleMania. Ohio businesses invest in YSU students. YSU's electrical system remains reliable despite recent outages. Tau Kappa ...
  • The Jambar : February 19, 2015 
    Unknown author (2015-02-19)
    Summer semester will commence without summer commencement. Skeggs Lecture Series features former CIA Operations Officer, Valerie Plame. The YSU Faculty union ratifies a tentative agreement with the University. YSU's ...

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