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  • 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 ...
  • Wee Care Day Care opens in Fedor 
    Balestra, Katie (2000-08-28)
    Campus day-care has finally become a reality at YSU. Wee Care Day Care, located in Fedor Hall, will give discounts to YSU students.
  • Well-known English professor dies at home 
    Lovan, Cynthia (1994-04-05)
    Dr. Gratia Murphy, YSU professor of English for 37 years, died at home at age 68. Murphy was a four-time recipient of the Distinguished Professor Award and was also recognized for her teaching by organizations outside the ...
  • Westinghouse gives 2 $500 scholorships (sic) 
    Unknown author (1952-05-23)
    The Westinghouse Educational Foundation established two annual $500 engineering scholarships at Youngstown College for a period of five years. Afterward, the scholarships would be considered on a year to year basis.
  • WHHH to host new radio show; Begins tomorrow 
    Unknown author (1961-02-24)
    WHHH Radio announced the creation of a new program "From the Halls of Y.U." The show was to feature interviews, news, sports, humor, and information of interest to college students. Unlike "The YU Show" on WBBW, "From the ...
  • Wick Oval razing begins 
    Peyko, Mark (1984-10-23)
    The demolition of five Wick Oval homes was accomplished. Purchased by the university in May 1984, all were listed on the National Register of Historic Places. YSU deemed the structures too expensive to renovate and maintain.
  • Wicker Basket restaurant opens; to serve University community 
    DiBlasio, Gina (1976-10-26)
    The Wicker Basket, YSU's new public restaurant, opened its doors to paying customers for the first time.
  • Williard (sic) L. Webster...director of athletics 
    Unknown author (1946-10-25)
    The Jambar announced the return of Willard L. Webster to his position as director of athletics at Youngstown College. Webster was stricken with appendicitis while at Camp Y-Ota with the YoCo football team.
  • Win gives YSU top position 
    Snier, Bill (1978-11-14)
    The YSU football team moved out of a tie for the MCC championship to sole possession of the title with a 19-3 victory over Western Illinois.
  • Wind ensemble 
    Unknown author (2005-03-08)
    Dana School of Music's wind ensemble has been selected to perform at Carnegie Hall. The ensemble is directed by Stephen Gage.
  • Woman to head college 
    Boninsegna, Jami (2002-05-02)
    Dr. Cynthia Hirtzel is appointed the new dean of the William Rayen College of Engineering and Technology. She is the first woman to hold this position at YSU.
  • Women's Resource Center shuts its doors 
    Kollar, Jennifer (1992-07-30)
    After a seven-year existence, the Women's Resource Center at YSU is closed. The closing is blamed on cuts in the state higher education budget.
  • Women's Resource Center welcomes director 
    Scaggs, Susan (1994-04-08)
    Dyann Whaley assumed the duties of director of the Women's Resource Center on March 28, 1994.
  • Work in progress on old Rayen building 
    Unknown author (1945-09-28)
    As part of Youngstown College's planned postwar expansion, the old Rayen School building on Wick Avenue underwent extensive remodeling to house the newly-named William Rayen School of Engineering.

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