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  • U.S. State Department selects Dr. E.B. Smith for seminar training 
    Unknown author (1951-05-25)
    Dr. E. B. Smith, professor of history at Youngstown College, was one of a small group of professors and outstanding graduate students who were selected by the U.S. State Department to receive special instruction through a ...
  • University announces financial aid program 
    Unknown author (1967-02-24)
    Youngstown University announced that it would provide $771,460 to 1,712 students through its financial aid program in 1967.
  • University grieves second murder in past two weeks/Two arrested in murder of All-American 
    Ferguson Tinsley, Monessa; Mitchell, Kim; Durban, Rochelle; Ujhelyi, Stephanie (1996-01-30)
    The YSU community mourns the death of varsity football player Jermaine Hopkins, the second university student murdered in a two-week period. Timothy Slocum and Eric Moore, both of Youngstown, were charged with the killing ...
  • University purchases $66,000 sculpture 
    Mitchell, Kim (1996-01-09)
    "Inner Circles," a sculpture by David Black, has been installed in front of the Engineering Sciences Building. The piece was obtained through the Percent for Art Prgram, whereby one percent of funds used to build new ...
  • University receives $300,000 gift 
    Unknown author (1960-01-08)
    A $300,000 gift was presented to YU from the W. H. Kilcawley Charitable Trust toward the construction of a new student union building. The check was presented on behalf of the trust by Mrs. W. H. Kilcawley and her daughter, ...
  • University seeks aid from state 
    Unknown author (1963-04-19)
    As the Ohio General Assembly sought to pass legislation to aid colleges and universities within the Buckeye State, State Representatives Thomas J. Barrett and George G. Tablack proposed an outright grant of $800,000 to ...
  • University theatre receives grant from O.D.M.H. 
    Unknown author (1957-09-27)
    Through a grant provided by the Ohio Division of Mental Hygiene, the Youngstown University Theatre set up a special repertory company known as family plays. The short plays are part of an adult education program on human behavior.
  • University to hold memorial service for Edgar 
    Unknown author (1980-02-26)
    The death of Dr. Earl E. Edgar, vice president for academic services, was announced. Edgar, who died of a coronary at North Side Hospital, joined the YSU staff in 1967. In 1968, he was appointed the first head of the ...
  • University to play role in redevelopment project 
    Unknown author (2002-12-03)
    YSU will play a strong role in the Youngstown 2010 project. The urban renewal initiative involves neighborhoods adjacent to the campus.
  • University will receive $75,000 from U.S. Steel 
    Unknown author (1957-04-12)
    Youngstown University was designated to receive a grant of more than $75,000 from the U.S. Steel Foundation. The University applied the first installment toward the construction of a new science building.
  • V.P. Gore rallies Valley voters 
    Smith, Amanda (2000-10-05)
    Presidential candidate Al Gore made a brief stop at YSU before attending a large rally in Warren. Gore and his wife spoke with a small group of students.
  • "The visible recognition of transition" 
    Murphy, Jack (1966-11-04)
    Dr. Albert L. Pugsley, Youngstown University's second president, was profiled on the eve of his inauguration.
  • VP Rook to leave this fall; will retire to 65 acre farm 
    Gerchak, Molly (1977-03-29)
    The retirement of Joseph S. Rook, vice president of financial affairs at YSU, was announced.
  • W.H. Miller appointed dean of school of music 
    Unknown author (1947-05-09)
    William H. Miller was appointed dean of the Dana School of Music. Nellie G. Dehnbostel continued to serve as assistant dean.
  • Wait a minute man, YSU hires new coach 
    Tremayne, Jessica (1999-05-13)
    John Robic was awarded a four-year contract to serve as YSU's men's basketball coach; he replaces Dan Peters.
  • Walk of Pride set in brick 
    Knight, Tracie (1997-10-14)
    The Penguin Walk of Pride was dedicated during homecoming festivities. It is a brick walkway laid in front of YSU's Stambaugh Stadium; each brick contains the name of a donor or personalized messages.
  • Wall mural is planned for Engineering Bldg. 
    Unknown author (1968-01-26)
    Dean Michael J. Charignon of the Engineering School announced the creation of a fund to have a mural painted on the main wall in the lobby of the Engineering Sciences Building.
  • Ward Beecher adds science facilities; Planetarium building brightens YU's face 
    Altman, Neil (1967-03-10)
    The new science facilities at Ward Beecher Science Building were highlighted including the 126-seat planetarium.
  • WBBW broadcasts university program; Will feature 'spots' 
    Unknown author (1960-10-21)
    For the eleventh season, WBBW will broadcast the university's student radio show.
  • WBBW cancels Quarter Hour 
    Unknown author (1960-10-07)
    Looking to change its format in order to compete with rock and roll oriented stations, radio station WBBW announced the cancellation of the YU Quarter Hour. The program was established by student council in 1949 to provide ...

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