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Speaker says Liberty grads face record number of choices
Posing for a photo before entering Edward W. Powers Auditorium Thursday night for Liberty High School’s commencement ceremony are, from left, Shicole Cornwell, J’Niah Davis, Keierra Davis and Khyri Davis.
YSU partnership with Taiwanese university renewed
The partnership between YSU and the Taiwan university aims to create more opportunities for study abroad
Zocolo appointed operations director of Boardman schools
Jack Zocolo will replace Timothy Saxton, effective Aug. 1
YSU alumnus records and releases jazz album
Stephen Harvey graduated with his master’s in jazz studies from YSU
YSU group donates to Homes for Kids
YSU Student Nonprofit Leadership Organization donates $2,000 for bikes for children
Students learn dangers of texting and driving
Simulator gives Jackson-Milton students lesson in texting and driving dangers
MCCTC students enjoy annual McMudder event
They were muddy, waterlogged and out of breath, but Mahoning County Career and Technical Center students said it was worth it.
Video in Youngstown schools' science curriculum espouses creationism
Published reports claim its producer is an Islamic cult leader and Holocaust denier.
Sister Jerome Corcoran appeals for Alzheimer’s research at HOF induction
Sister Jerome turned 100 earlier this year
Shorty and Elba Navarro donate $1 million to YSU
The Navarros’ gift will be used for scholarships and to increase campus jobs for students
Distress panel to interview 6 CEO applicants for Youngstown schools
The first round of interviews for the post is next week.
Poland superintendent offers different take on field-trip issue
School-district officials dispute the version of a story regarding school field trips that has circulated throughout the community, and which was presented by a high-school student at a board meeting this week.
Business plan winners crowned at Grove City College
The competition included 25 teams of 45 students