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  • The Jambar: May 11, 1962 
    Unknown author (1962-05-11)
    Nine YU students were named to the Gould Society, the university-wide honorary organization. The Dana School of Music announced that it would present Bach’s “The Passion According to St. John.” Graduation was announced for ...
  • The Jambar: November 07, 1958 
    Unknown author (1958-11-07)
    Clifford F. Hood, the president of U.S. Steel, was selected to deliver the address before the Golden Academic Convocation. The University planned a general open house in commemoration of the anniversary. The remnant of a ...
  • The Jambar: November 14, 1958 
    Unknown author (1958-11-14)
    The public was invited to the University’s 50th Anniversary Open House. Technical and scientific exhibits were displayed. A space satellite exhibit was also planned. Honorary degrees were planned for William H. Ramage, ...
  • The Jambar: November 21, 1958 
    Unknown author (1958-11-21)
    Hundreds visited the University’s 50th Anniversary Open House, with the exhibit provided by the U.S. Army being the most popular, due chiefly to its work in missile and space technologies. The subject of courtesy was ...
  • The Jambar: 2000 
    Unknown author (2000)
    Missing Issue.
  • The Jambar: April 14, 1967 
    Unknown author (1967-04-14)
    Statehood for YU was approved by the Ohio House of Representatives. It was revealed that the Student Security Office was running illegally, without the consent of Student Council. The Students and Faculty for Peace (SFP) ...
  • The Jambar: April 18, 1958 
    Unknown author (1958-04-18)
    The Dana School of Music announces its upcoming musical, “Die Freischutz,” a romantic opera by Carl Maria von Weber. Phi Gamma planned its 12th Annual Popularity Dance, while the IFC sponsored a campaign to raise money ...
  • The Jambar: February 02, 1968 
    Unknown author (1968-02-02)
    R. Buckminster Fuller, the inventor of the geodesic dome, was the third Skeggs Lecturer. Vance Packard, liberal and author, was scheduled to speak in March 1968. A six-member board was formed to accredit a graduate school.. ...
  • The Jambar: February 15, 1963 
    Unknown author (1963-02-15)
    An allotment of $1,333,518 by the Federal Government, through Congressman Michael J. Kirwan’s office, permitted the University to undertake detailed planning of the first 16 acres in YU proposed 58-acre redevelopment plan. ...
  • The Jambar: February 26, 1994 
    Unknown author (1993-02-26)
    Jesse Jackson Jr. spoke at Kilcawley Center's Chestnut Room. Due to YSU budget cuts, students will have to sacrifice an important internships program and a piece of literature memorabilia. One-on-One with Student Government ...
  • The Jambar: March 15, 1957 
    Unknown author (1957-03-15)
    The YU Basketball Team was lauded, having won the right to compete at the NAIA national basketball tournament. This was the first time that a YU varsity sports team ever competed on a national level. Basketball coach Dom ...
  • The Jambar: May 05, 1967 
    Unknown author (1967-05-05)
    The Young Republicans held a symposium on the war in Southeast Asia. 350 attended a symposium on the military draft, while 50 attended a symposium sponsored by the NAACP.
  • The Jambar: May 10, 1968 
    Unknown author (1968-05-10)
    Student government presidential elections were announced for the following week. A petition originating with the Jambar was sent to Youngstown City Council in protest over city parking policies. Rev. Wiliam Sloane Coffin, ...
  • The Jambar: May 12, 1967 
    Unknown author (1967-05-12)
    The Student Council election was held, with light turn-out at the polls on the first of two days of balloting. The Ohio Senate passed statehood for Youngstown University. Denny LaRue was removed as chairman of the Student ...
  • The Jambar: May 13, 1966 
    Unknown author (1966-05-13)
    Student Council member Denny LaRue exposed the existence of a “political coalition” within the Theta Chi social fraternity. Jack Murphy and Jerry Singer were chosen to head up campus publications. Senior Class President ...
  • The Jambar: October 03, 1968 
    Unknown author (1968-10-03)
    The YSU Campus welcomed its new class of freshmen. The Jambar begins the school year by using new IBM typesetting equipment. Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe was scheduled to speak on campus. Vice President John ...
  • The Jambar: October 11, 1963 
    Unknown author (1963-10-11)
    Student Council endorsed State Issue No. 1 unanimously. The election of Mary Ann Loncar as 1963 Homecoming Queen was announced. The work of NASA was presented in a feature article and the music of Bob Dylan was profiled. ...
  • The Jambar: October 13, 2022 
    Unknown author (2022-10-13)
    Helen K. Lafferty was appointed interim president of Youngstown State University, effective February 01, 2023. Erik Engartner, the owner of The Wickyards, is hosting the venue's first haunted house every weekend leading ...
  • The Jambar: October 14, 1966 
    Unknown author (1966-10-14)
    Theodore C. Sorensen, Special Counsel to the late President John F. Kennedy, was scheduled to speak at Stambaugh Auditorium. Beauty contestant Sandra Sarosy, a YU sophomore, was profiled. Public censorship was discussed. ...
  • The Jambar: October 30, 1959 
    Unknown author (1959-10-30)
    The Drama Department announced the presentation of its Family Plays series, produced in conjunction with the Ohio Division of Mental Health & Hygiene. Sixty performances were planned. A new look for the Horizon was announced. ...

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