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Kent State will award more associate’s degrees
Kent State regional campuses to award associates degrees to students seeking bachelor’s degrees who have completed requirements
April 13 is deadline for YSU essay contest
April 13 is deadline for YSU essay contest named for former economics department chairman
YSU Chem-E-Car team wins second place
The YSU Chem-E-Car team outperformed teams from many larger schools
National certification awarded to MCCTC
MCCTC earns national certification from Project Lead the Way
KSU official speaks at Westminster College
The discussion will be on the infamous May 4, 1970, shootings on the Kent campus
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GRADS LIST These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted: SLIPPERY ROCK
YSU business honorary inducts 53 students
Induction of 53 brings to 647 the number of students inducted into honorary from YSU Williamson College of Business Administraiton
Annabelle Day retains her spelling title
Her winning word was refocillate, a verb from Latin that means refresh, revive.
Jackson-Milton wins YSU Physics Olympics again
Jackson-Milton High School physics students came in first for the second year at the Youngstown State University Physics Olympics Saturday. Posing with their trophy are, from left, back row, Tommy Carnes, Caleb Spalding, Tyler Totani, Ryan Moore, physics teacher Steve Mohr, Nate Kramer and Mack Mohan. In front are Kori Edwards, Jeffery Voland and Jarrod Kegley.
YSU trying to raise funds to expand robotics competition
Travis Bernard, left, and William Stephenson, both seniors at South Range High School, line up their robot during Tuesday’s 18th annual Northeast Ohio Robotics Education Program Competition at Beeghly Center on the Youngstown State University campus. Eighteen teams from 11 schools in Mahoning, Trumbull, Portage and Lake counties competed.
Lowellville district accepts applications
Lowellville district accepts applications lowellville Applications for open enrollment in the
East students take aim at bullying
East High School students host an anti-bullying program from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at the school
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These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted: KENT STATE UNIVERSITY,