The Jambar : October 29, 2020

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Jambar reports gives a first-person perspective on COVID-19 testing. Penguin Nights are different this year due to COVID-19. Several students at YSU share their experiences, ranging from symptoms to testing to quarantine. The dance management major is being discontinued at YSU. Newly installed Wi-Fi routers on campus will make the internet on campus faster and have increased coverage. The Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center is holding a virtual talent show. There is a mechanical engineering renaissance in the Mahoning Valley due to the federal government's center for additive manufacturing known as America Makes. Local comic shop, All American, make changes due to the pandemic. Lit Youngstown teamed up with YSU this semester to offer a class where students paint a commemorative mural on Andrews Avenue. Campus recreation held a virtual game night Monday, where students faced off playing the newest trending game "Among Us." Locations for viewing art, enjoying live entertainment, and feasting on a variety of local foods in Youngstown are given. Voices Connect is an outreach group to encourage students during times of uncertainty. This week in YSU sports history features the top five Halloween-themed team nicknames. YSU's women's bowling team finished runner-up in the Bearcat Hammer Open. YSU coaches think of new ways to recruit during COVID-19.