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YSU students engineer edible cars
Mustafa Almalallah, a Youngstown State University freshman from Saudi Arabia, sets his banana mobile off on its downhill roll for a project in Kerry L. Meyers’ first-year engineering class.
Liberty boy blazes cheerleading trail
Dakota Hrabowy, W.S. Guy Middle School’s first male cheerleader, leads the home crowd through one of many spirited cheer during a game last week at home against the LaBrae Vikings.
Kent graduate recognized for honors theses
The Ravenna native is the seventh Portz Scholar from Kent State
YSU holds end of life conference
The conference is aimed at social workers, clergy, nurses and other professionals
GRADS LIST
GRADS LIST The following students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted:
More students attending Youngstown Diocese schools
Columbiana County was the only county in the Diocese where elementary school enrollment declined this year
YSU names interim STEM dean
James Andrews will becoming acting chairman of the physics and astronomy department
YSU honors outstanding business alumni Oct. 17
Outstanding alumni will be recognized for their accomplishments and contributions
These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted:
These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI,
ACLD gets $7,500 grant
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Thomases Family Endowment made a $7,500 grant to All Children Learn
Struthers Wildcat statue endures the years
Here, it’s almost sacrilege to suggest that perhaps a 7-foot-long Wildcat didn’t always guard the entrance to the old Struthers High School.
Fitch hosts Ohio-Pa. robotics competition
By ELISE McKEOWN SKOLNICK news@vindy.com AUSTINTOWN Fitch High School’s main gym has never
Pioneer Award given to artist Al Bright
Alfred L. Bright was founding director of Youngstown State University’s black studies program