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YSU Diversity Leadership Recognition Celebration 2018
Youngstown State University held their Diversity Leadership Recognition Celebration dinner at Stambaugh Tyler Grand Ballroom on Thursday, March 22, 2018. Honorees included: Catherine Cooper - Leader of Tomorrow; Dr. Michael Jerryson - Campus Leadership; Dr. …
YSU Tennis Partners with the United Way
The male tennis team from Youngstown State University taught students from Youngstown Community School how to play tennis at the Boardman Tennis Center on March 23, 2018. The Penguins partnered with the United Way of …
YSU vs. IUPUI Softball
The women's softball teams from Youngstown State University and Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis faced off at the Covelli Sports Complex at Youngstown State University on Saturday, March 24, 2018. Photos by Scott Williams - The …
YSU vs. UIC Baseball
The men's baseball teams from Youngstown State University and the University of Illinois at Chicago faced off at Eastwood Field in Niles, Ohio on Friday, March 30, 2018. Photos by William D. Lewis - The …
Kalea Hall Interviews: Wick Avenue ReOpening - October 27, 2017
Mayor McNally, CityScape Executive Director Sharon Letson and Youngstown State University President Tressel talk with Kalea Hall about Friday's opening ceremony of Wick Avenue.
YSU Provost Story Preview
Vindicator reporter Amanda Tonoli previews a story she is working on about Youngstown State University Provost Dr. Martin Abraham asking faculty to cut back on their curriculum. Be sure to pick up a copy of Tuesday's edition of The Vindicator to read the whole story.
YSU nursing students prep for medical emergency
Shannon Troy, a junior nursing student at Youngstown State University, prepares to distribute simulated medication Wednesday during a mock disaster drill on campus.
Annual Greek Sing energizes Stambaugh Auditorium
Gary and Shirley Wuslich were students at Youngstown State University when they met at a fraternity/sorority mixer and participated in the annual Greek Sing making memories that would last forever.
Mother Nature shines on 21st Festival of the Arts
Alex Stoll was among 80 artisans in the 21tst Annual Summer Festival of the Arts this weekend at Youngstown State University. Stoll crafts stainless steel art, such as this bench featuring Cleveland Indians icons.
Lordstown Motors Corp. CEO seeks relationship with YSU
The head of the Lordstown Motors Corp., which wants to purchase the idled General Motors plant in Lordstown, and about five company officials met Friday on the campus of Youngstown State University with university leaders, including President Jim Tressel, right, as well as state Sens. Sean O’Brien and other community leaders.
17th Penguin Bowl brings ocean to Youngstown, remembers founder ‘Dr. Ray’
“The United States has how many marine sanctuaries?” students were asked in a competition Saturday at Youngstown State University’s Kilcawley Center.
YSU students dance to help Akron Children's
Students at Youngstown State University were dancing for dollars Saturday during the third annual Guinathon, a dance marathon to raise money for Akron Children’s Hospital Mahoning Valley.
YSU hosted “Your Story Matters” workshop Wednesday
What started as a class project bloomed into a workshop that aims to assist survivors of sexual assault.
$10 million student-housing complex being built near YSU
The complex is expected to be ready for students to move in for the fall 2020 semester.
Butterfly workshop to take place at YSU
Youngstown State University and its student organization, the Youngstown Environmental and Sustainability Society, will partner with the Ohio Lepidopterists, Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Ohio Biological Survey to present the 22nd annual Butterfly Identification and Monitoring Workshop from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 23 at YSU’s Kilcawley Center. Registration and snacks will begin at 9:30.
Founder’s Day Celebration at YSU for 106-year-old sorority
The organization’s first public event was taking part in the March 3, 1913, Women’s Suffrage Parade in Washington, D.C., in which an estimated 5,000 women marched on Pennsylvania Avenue demanding the right to vote, the speaker noted.