The Jambar : November 07, 2024

Abstract

The Dana School of Music received a $5 million donation from Bruce Zoldan, which was previously promised to the new student center but was withdrawn after Bill Johnson became president. YSU experience a power outage Nov. 4 at 5 p.m. which cancelled the YSU men's and women's basketball games. Late-night bakery, Insomnia Cookies, opens near campus. Students should contact the YSU police if they find any discriminatory materials on campus. The Reveille Warrior Awareness Training sessions are offered to staff and faculty at YSU to better their relationships with student veterans. November is Movember, a month-long campaign to raise awareness of men's health issues by encouraging participates to grow mustaches. YSU's Horizon league legacy is looked at. YSU student and community members have the opportunity to learn more about creative and visual arts via the art exhibit, "Multiples." The Youngstown Environmental Sustainability Society is igniting a green revolution at YSU. The Individualized Curriculum Program allows students to create their own unique major by combining two or three disciplines from different departments or colleges. The Downtown Youngstown Partnership wrapped up another evening of First Fridays Downtown Youngstown Nov. 1 at the Butler Institute of American Art. The Youngstown Flea is featured. The YSU football team fell short against Illinois State University with a 23-16 loss Nov. 2. YSU men's cross-country team win title at the Horizon League Championship. Jambar welcomes back the men's basketball team and new head coach Ethan Faulkner. YSU women's basketball team was forced to cancel its match-up against the University of North Dakota following the campus blackout. YSU women's volleyball team swept Oakland University and celebrated its seniors Nov. 1-2 inside Beeghly Center.