By Cailey Barnhart Christa “Uno Lady” Ebert performed at the McDonough Museum of Art on Nov. 6 as part of… © Copyright 2025 by The Jambar.All Rights Reserved ...

By Abigail Cloutier Youngstown State University’s social media approach has developed over the last year, and it’s also taken on… ...

Warmer nights and longer days mark the beginning of summer, bringing the spring semester to a close. While there is no curtain call, everyone on campus should give themselves recognition for enduring ...

Chaos erupted on Youngstown State University’s campus at 11:07 a.m. when a call came into the YSU Police Department regarding an altercation that allegedly resulted in a suspect pulling a gun on the ...

Academic writing can be challenging for many, not just international students or those who speak more than one language. Whether it’s a first-year student learning how to write a thesis statement or a ...

Youngstown State University officials confirmed a professor in the psychology department was placed on paid administrative leave following his arrest. Stephen Ray Flora was arrested by Boardman Police ...

The Missouri Valley Football Conference named five Youngstown State University football alumni to the 40th Anniversary Football Team. Defensive lineman Mychal Savage, who played from 2005-09, ...

Baseball holds the distinguished honor of being America’s original pastime. Dating back to the late 1800s, it is the oldest organized sport in the country. There’s just something so American about ...

With the rise of the internet and the polarization of United States politics, many Americans have come to rely on a series of media figures to engage with politics, society and culture. These figures ...

With a mixture of progressive, punk and indie rock, the Northeast Ohio band Bury The Pines is one of six artists performing at The Federal indoor stage April 26 at Federal Frenzy. Formed in 2023, the ...

Bennie Adams, 64, who was convicted of the murder of 19-year-old Youngstown State University student Gina Tenney in 1985, had his parole pushed to 2028. Tenney was an Edgewood High School graduate and ...

Youngstown State University’s chapter of the American Foundry Society competed in the national Cast In Steel Competition in Atlanta, where its replica of George Washington’s sword won several awards.