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  • The Jambar : March 31, 1998 
    Unknown author (1998-03-31)
    Hot, stuffy classrooms irk many on campus while the university's air conditioning will not be turned on until April 15. Winter commencement was held with 782 graduates. Students study recycling on campus. Rats were reported ...
  • The Jambar : March 31, 1998 
    Unknown author (1998-03-31)
    April Fool's edition of the Jambar called "Fubar."
  • The Jambar : March 31, 2005 
    Unknown author (2005-03-31)
    Student Government Association presidential hopefuls Bob McGovern, his running mate Amanda Mielke and Aaron Dagres and his running mate Todd Diehl discussed issues affecting YSU students during a Jambar sponsored ...
  • The Jambar : March 31, 2009 
    Unknown author (2009-03-31)
    The YSU-ACE uion has filed an unfair labor practice complaint against the university. State funds for YSU are expected to drop for FY 2010. Top YSU administrators have given up their expected 3 percent raises for fiscal ...
  • The Jambar : March 31, 2011 
    Unknown author (2011-03-31)
    A Panel discusses SB 5's effect on students. Youngstown Early College control will slowly transition from YSU to the Eastern Gateway Community College. Article features Drund, a locally created web-based system for content ...
  • The Jambar : March 31, 2015 
    Unknown author (2015-03-31)
    Staughton Lynd, a civil rights and anti-war movement activist, lectured on the nationwide struggle of part-time faculty workers to receive fair working conditions through unionization.Youngstown State University decided ...
  • The Jambar : March 31, 2016 
    Unknown author (2016-03-31)
    The Jambar takes a look at why minority students feel alienated at YSU. Racial integration on campus is looked at. Student Government Association confronts its lack of diversity. President Tressel discussed diversity ...
  • The Jambar : March 31, 2022 
    Unknown author (2022-03-31)
    Students had an opportunity to hear Student Government Association presidential and executive vice president candidates discuss their plans of administration and initiatives for YSU. YSU professors contextualize the Russian ...
  • The Jambar : May 03, 1991 
    Unknown author (1991-05-03)
    Presidential candidates for Student Government debate key YSU topics. Student Council President, Brian Fry speaks out on the Trustees' procedures and criteria for selecting a new president for YSU. Academic Senate appeals ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 1959 
    Unknown author (1959-05-01)
    Joan Melek was selected as May Day Queen. Buddy Morrow and his “Night Train” Orchestra were booked to provide music for the May Day dance. YU President Howard W. Jones predicted a big book in campus growth.
  • The Jambar : May 01, 1964 
    Unknown author (1964-05-01)
    A lecture was scheduled for the May 13th Convocation on the topic of the Dalai Lama’s escape from Tibet after the Chinese overran that country. Spring Week was planned, culminating in the first annual Spring Weekend. A new ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 1970 
    Unknown author (1970-05-01)
    The Student Committee for Academic Reform (SCAR) sponsored a mock funeral for YSU, in the wake of its recent protests. President Pugsley answered SCAR’s list of demands. Draft resister and YSU student David Beacom was ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 1984 
    Unknown author (1984-05-01)
    Campus Security officers join the Northern Ohio Patrolmen's union. Rev. William Davis lectures on the mysterious nuclear contamination death of Karen Silkwood. History professor William Jenkins writes a book about the Ku ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 1987 
    Unknown author (1987-05-01)
    Communications students heard Sheila Dailey, an advertiser who work with Diet Coke. After three false alarms, a mattress fire breaks out in Kilcawley Residence Hall. Students Serving Students is a finalist for a national ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 1990 
    Unknown author (1990-05-01)
    Candidates for Student Government await election results. Month of May to focus on health. The Substance Abuse Subcommittee are set to review health issues that affect students/faculty and staff at YSU. YSU Fraternities ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 1992 
    Unknown author (1992-05-01)
    Board of Trustees ratify Cochran's $130,000 salary. Women unite and march against violence. Student Government Presidential candidates are interviewed. YSU promotes clean living during Holistic Health Month. On the Sidelines ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 2001 
    Unknown author (2001-05-01)
    Student Government voted 11-8 to nullify the 2001 election results and have a re-election Monday. Labor Management discussions among members of university unions and administration took place Wednesday and Thursday with ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 2003 
    Unknown author (2003-05-01)
    During a "Campus Conversation" President Sweet discussed new cost-saving strategies to deal with the fiscal constraints. Tisha Hill was announced as the next YSU women's head basketball coach. The first female Student ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 2007 
    Unknown author (2007-05-01)
    More is low on the Youngstown State University campus, according to the Higher Learning Commission Accreditation "Campus Climate" Survey. Crime continues across campus as another student get robbed while parking her car ...
  • The Jambar : May 01, 2008 
    Unknown author (2008-05-01)
    The first class of Youngstown Early College will graduate this year, and so far, the program is not living up to expectations. The Jambar asked 50 students if chivalry is dead and found that 76% disagreed. A former Jambar ...

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