The Jambar : October 01, 2020

Abstract

The Criminal Justice department on campus is confident its cadets will be prepared to pursue successful careers in law enforcement despite tensions between the public and law enforcement agencies in the country. Students and faculty mourn the deaths of two YSU international students, Muctar B. Kamara and NeKian F. Sesay, who lost their lives in a fatal single-car crash September 25. Chromaticity and BRITE Energy innovators installed LED lights to light up David Grohl Alley in Warren. Pi Sigma Alpha, chapter Alpha Alpha Rho (YSU's National Political Science Honors Society) claimed the National Best Chapter award for the fifth consecutive year. By working remotely, the Penguin Service Center's workers are able to help student receive essential information, find guidance and resolve enrollment related concerns. The Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor offers resources for academic success. Mariah DeFuria, a physical therapy doctorate student, became the first undergraduate student in YSU history to co-author a United States patent. The 59th District seat in the Ohio House is up for grabs in November, and both candidates (Alessandro Cutrona and Chris Stanley) have deep ties to the Valley. Fifth Avenue construction is to be completed next summer. "The Glass Menagerie" performance was streamed virtually. Live Entertainment changes drastically with the COVID-19 pandemic. Dating during COVID-19 is looked at. Jambar interviews senior telecommunications major, Aujenay Cianciola. The Missouri Valley Football Conference has announced the 2021 spring football season, beginning in February.