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Fight for justice must go on, Booker vows at tribute dinner
Simeon Booker Jr., a nationally prominent journalist who was honored Saturday at Youngstown State University, greets Cameron Stewart, with whom he grew up in Youngstown. With them is Stewart’s daughter, Marthella Allen, and Booker’s son, Teddy.
YSU, unions chip away at budget to avert layoffs
Members of a joint task force of the Youngstown State University administration and four employee unions have agreed on about half of the cuts needed to prevent layoffs among union ranks.
Bonilla will speak at YSU commencement
Staff report youngstown Rose Bonilla, a communications and journalism major, will be the student
SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM, MASS COMMUNICATION KSU introduces Promising Scholar Awards
Staff report KENT To attract and retain the strongest journalism and mass communication students
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YSU Professors’ book out in paperback, ebook
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN “Therapeutic Storytelling for Adolescents and Young Adults,” by authors
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CRITERIA To be eligible for a Promising Scholar Award, a student must apply by Jan. 6 and meet the
GROVE CITY college Fundraising gives Guthrie Theatre a new lease on life
Staff report GROVE CITY, PA. Grove City College students have been enjoying movies at the
MOONEY MANIA
Senior Cara Minnie takes the top spot in Cardinal Mooney High School cheerleaders' formation during a pep rally Thursday at the school as part of the send-off for the football team, which is leaving this morning for the Division IV state championship game against Clinton-Massie at 3 p.m. today at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium in Massillon.
St. Joseph bellringers readying for holiday performances
Sandy Hintz, director of the handbell choir at St. Joseph Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Austintown, leads a rehearsal. Group members are, from left, Riley Burke, Caroline Mulhall, Alyssa Casity, Travis Saxton, Alex Sanders, Abby Walsh, Calab Bucci and Melissa Chalker.
WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WCN projects, students receive broadcast awards
Staff report NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Westminster College broadcast and digital communications
YSU NEXUS grant program presents awards
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A new grant program in Youngstown State University’s College of Creative
NASA experts to consult at event at YSU
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Experts from NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland will be at
Officials present lessons on school safety
Staff report COLUMBUS Boardman school and township officials recently addressed Ohio school
Chaney dancers take part in End Hunger program
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Students in the visual and performing arts program at the Chaney Campus