The Jambar : April 29, 2021

Abstract

A group of freshmen at Youngstown State University dedicated their first year on campus to enriching the education of the younger generation. YSU reported five new cases of COVID-19 for the week of April 18-24. YSU Social work students have an opportunity to gain field work experience with the University Partnership Program. Greek Life members weight in on the anti-hazing bill which was introduced to the Ohio Senate in early March following the fatal hazing event involving a student at Bowling Green State University. Dana School of Music resumes in-person performances. The dean of Williamson's College of Business, Betty Jo Licata, announced her retirement for the end of fall 2021 semester. There is a positive career outlook for the class of 2021 according to a recent report from The National Association of Colleges and Employers. Americorps offers recent graduates opportunities to make money and gain experience while getting involved in community service. Downtown restaurants and COVID-19 are looked at. Candace Campana, an alumna of YSU, graduated in 2014 and recently released her newest single, titled "Goody Two-Shoes Girl." Last week, YSU football received a two-year probation punishment due to recruiting violations made under Bo Pelini. The YSU softball team earns a top spot in the Horizon League. The YSU swimming and diving teams capped off their season at the Horizon League Championships April 5-10.