The Jambar : October 31, 2024

Abstract

Ross Morrone became the academic marketing and enrollment strategy officer in July. The Department of Communications is set to transition from the Williamson College of Business Administration to the Beeghly College of Liberal Arts, Social Sciences and Education by fall 2025. Ghost stories and their meanings are looked at. Tennis player Venus Williams spoke to a crowd of over 1,000 at YSU's Beeghly Center on Oct. 23. YSU offers financial literacy courses to education students on managing finances. Warren native basketball star, Faith Burch, will begin her first season with the YSU women's basketball team after transferring from Cleveland State. YSU newest sport, women's lacrosse, is featured. Through various programs offered by Cliffe College of Creative Arts, students are coming together to foster creativity, promote inclusivity and engage residents to transform Youngstown into a hub of artistic expression. Study abroad opportunities are given. Ward Beecher Planetarium capped off its 50th year of Halloween shows this past weekend. Over 200 guests gathered this Halloween weekend to participate in the Youngstown Bar Crawl. The YSU men's tennis team participated in the Viking Invitation, hosted by Cleveland State University on Oct. 25-26. Across a slate of five games, the YSU women's volleyball team tallied a 1-4 record against Horizon League conference foes. The YSU men's football team won against the University of North Dakota on a two-point conversion.