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  • Hardees will provide food in snack bar 
    Unknown author (1975-07-22)
    Hardees Food Systems was awarded the contract for the Kilcawley Center snack bar succeeding Servomation.
  • Head librarian Jones to retire in fall; has expanded University library 
    Harker, Sue (1974-08-22)
    Dr. George Jones, head librarian at YSU since 1957, announced his plans to retire effective November 1974. Under Jones' direction, the number of books in the library increased from 68,000 to 340,000, with an increase in ...
  • Heavy snowfall forces University to close: 10 in. accumulation causes hazardous conditions and canceled classes 
    Unknown author (1977-01-12)
    Blizzard-like conditions forced the closing of YSU for two days. Main roads in the YSU area were snow covered and hazardous. The last time YSU closed because of inclement weather was during the winter of 1974/75 when the ...
  • Hirsch appointed as new executive director of administrative services 
    King, Kasey (1995-07-26)
    Phil Hirsch has been promoted to executive director of Administrative Services by President Leslie Cochran. In his new capacity, Hirsch will be responsible for the University's physical and support facilities.
  • Hirsch set for Center director post 
    Unknown author (1973-07-06)
    Philip Hirsch was named Director of Kilcawley Center. He was a former director for Student Affairs at New York University's Loeb Student Center.
  • History prof's book is nominated for Pulitzer 
    Unknown author (1984-10-05)
    "Lewis and Clark among the Indians," written by Dr. James P Ronda of the YSU History Department, was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. The book represents the first and only full-scale study of the official and personal ...
  • Horizon to change name 
    Unknown author (1964-04-24)
    The editors of "The Horizon," the creative arts magazine published by the students of Youngstown University, changed the journal's title to the "Penguin Review." This was done to promote broader appeal within the university ...
  • Hospitality degree is approved 
    Unknown author (1989-08-10)
    The Ohio Board of Regents approved a new degree program in hospitality management. The degree will be on the associate level and offered through the College of Applied Science and Technology.
  • Hospitals OK pacts on medical school 
    Unknown author (1974-10-15)
    Officials from St. Elizabeth's Hospital and the Youngstown Hospital Association signed an agreement with the Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine. The agreements defined the roles each institution would play ...
  • Hotchkiss named acting dean of grad studies 
    Klein, Karen Lynn (1981-10-02)
    Dr. Sally Hotchkiss, Psychology Department, was named acting dean of graduate studies and research.
  • How Sweet it is 
    Walsh, Megan (2000-02-01)
    Dr. David Sweet was selected to serve as the sixth president of YSU starting on July 1, 2000.
  • Howard Jones dies; Was former University president 
    Unknown author (1982-03-02)
    Former university president Howard W. Jones died on February 25, 1982 at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. He was 86. Jones served as president from 1931 to 1966. During his term of office, Jones witnessed the growth of YSU from ...
  • Idahoan is new women's dean; Columbia grad 
    Unknown author (1961-09-15)
    Mrs. Clyde A. (Edith) Painter of Boise, Idaho was appointed dean of women at Youngstown University. Painter replaced Olive McCarty.
  • In command: Pennell becomes second woman to take charge of ROTC cadet group 
    McMullin, Karen (1983-10-04)
    For the second time in its 34-year history, a woman was selected to command the YSU Army ROTC Cadet Corps. Cadet Lt. Col. Jacqueline Pennell was chosen due to her outstanding performance in the classroom and in military ...
  • In memorium: Dr. Robert R. Hare 
    Unknown author (1972-07-20)
    The late Dr. Robert R. Hare, professor of English and journalism, is eulogized.
  • Initial approval given for women's studies program 
    Wilthew, Melissa (1984-10-30)
    The women's studies program was approved by a preliminary advising committee. A tentative schedule of courses to make up a minor was also said to be under consideration.
  • Inn flickers out 
    Filicky, Jimmy (1999-08-12)
    The Wick-Pollock Inn has been closed by its operators. The university will try to find new businesses interested in running the inn and restaurant.
  • Insulin assay test developed by YSU and YHA scientists 
    Unknown author (1975-04-22)
    A new method for assay of insulin antibodies of blood using radioisotopes, especially for insulin-treated diabetic patients, was developed by scientists from YSU and the Youngstown Hospital Association. Those involved were ...
  • Interim deans named for two YSU colleges 
    Unknown author (1994-07-28)
    YSU provost James Scanlon named two interim deans, one for the William Rayen College of Engineering & Technology and the other for the Williamson College of Business Administration. Dr. Frank Tarantine was chosen to head ...
  • International Week comes to YSU 
    Niser, Somoud (2000-11-14)
    A two-day celebration of international cultures will be held at YSU. Sponsored by the Center for International Studies, the event is designed to be both educational and fun.

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