The Jambar : October 08, 2020

Abstract

YSU has tried to ensure safety on campus by putting out QR codes in all buildings for students to scan, launching the COVID-19 dashboard and having areas with cleaning supplies for students to use. The YSU Board of Trustees voted to reject the fact-finder's report on faculty contract negotiations. Due to the Ohio mask mandate and social distancing guidelines, COVID-19 cases have declined. The Writing Center helps students succeed through the pandemic. Faculty members explore personal meanings of Hispanic Heritage Month. YSU's virtual career fair helps connect students to jobs. YSU professors weigh in on whether Venus clouds can indicate the signs of life. YSU students and writers from the Youngstown area and beyond gathered for Lit Youngstown's fourth annual fall Literary Festival virtually through Zoom. Noble Creature approaches its 3-year anniversary and fights racial injustice. COVID-19 affects reopening of art museums. In the age of social distancing, drive-ins keep the cinema alive. YSU's recreation center hosted a virtual game night and other virtual activities for YSU students. YSU sports history highlights former YSU quarterback Cliff Stoudt. Women's soccer is working hard to prepare for the beginning of their upcoming spring season. Goalie Kate McEachern prepares for her yet-to-be-determined senior season. New head football coach Doug Phillips looks to make a positive impact in his first year as the man in charge.