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YSU, HMHP unite for new medical education facility
Both entities are looking at sites to connect campuses
Both entities would work on fundraising
KSU lecturer to study opportunities in Panama
Staff report Kent Panama is one of the top destinations for retiring U.S. baby boomers because
Westminster students place in business game
Staff report New wilmington, pa. Ten students in the Westminster College “Strategic Management”
TCTC team wins competition
Staff report Champion Trumbull Career & Technical Center’s Broadcast News Team, consisting of
KSU, Holden Arboretum receive research grant
Staff report kent Kent State University and the Holden Arboretum will use a recently awarded
Canfield grad selected for Library of Congress program
Staff report washington, d.c. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, announced that the Library of
Hundreds attend outgoing YSU President Cynthia Anderson send off
Anderson always put students first, supporters say
105 students learn about careers at MCCTC camp
This year, more students were interested in career camp than there were slots available
Angels for Animals offers spay/neuter program to stem cat population
Bring in a mother cat to get spayed at the regular price and Angels will spay or neuter her kittens for $20 each
YSU trustees OK tuition hike, revert to old hiring policies
YSU trustees approve an operating budget lower than last year’s
YSU’s eighth president comes to campus July 15
The new president and his wife will live in the Pollock House on Wick Avenue
Attorney’s former clients reimbursed
Attorney’s former clients reimbursed COLUMBUS Two former clients of former Warren attorney
Four former YSU trustees express concerns about new hiring policies
University affairs committee to mull another change today
The trustees chairman believes the former board members are right
YSU committee recommends strategies to urban research transition
The Academic Senate endorsed the subcommittee’s recommendations
YSU summer construction under way
Offices, corridors and public areas in Cushwa and DeBartolo halls are being renovated
MBA info session set
MBA info session set youngstown The Williamson College of Business Administration at Youngstown
Columbiana students and teachers honored
Staff report lisbon The Columbiana County Educational Service Center conducted its annual Senior
EGCC program receives continuing accreditation
Staff report youngstown The Medical Assisting Program at Eastern Gateway Community College was
Westminster students place in competition
Staff report New wilmington, pa. Students in the Westminster College “Strategic Management”
$3.7 million gift to Thiel to fund scholarships
Staff report greenville, pa. Thiel College announced that David E. Baughman, a Greenville native
Three Mahoning Valley teams place at global contest
Mahoning Valley teams placed in three categories
East graduates plan their futures
Accounting, nursing and business are among the career plans of the Class of 2013
Chaney graduates 31
Chaney sends off 31 seniors
Biology, sports training, pipe fitting and criminal justice are among graduates’ plans
Dance leader sees talent at Chaney
Chaney students from left, Tamron Lewis, Chiray Chew and Luis Velazquez watch and learn during a master class with Fabian Barnes, founder and artistic director of the Dance Institute of Washington. Barnes hopes to provide scholarships to a number of students in Chaney's visual and performing arts program.
City, school and neighborhood groups collaborate for garden
A Youngstown councilman says the Taft group is the only 4-H club in the city schools
YSU tuition to increase 2.4 percent
The transportation fee will be mandatory for students taking at least six credits per semester
YSU goes with Chartwells as food vendor
The new company will bring a Chick-Fil-A to campus
Young authors share their work
The books show the students’ progression through the school year
Board meeting
Board meeting youngstown Youngstown Board of Education meets at 5 p.m. today in the board room
Graduates prepare for the future
Forty-two students graduated from the program
Southside Academy students go flat
Third graders completed a Flat Stanley Project
EGCC student graduates, gets married on same day
Staff report steubenville May 18 was a day of milestones for Dale Barber. Barber, of
EQUATIONS COMPETITION List of winners
Trumbull County Educational Service Center in Niles hosted an Equations competition for about 200
Black receives Sullivan Award
Staff report greenville, pa. Edna Black, a teacher for Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV’s
GED tests scheduled
GED tests scheduled youngstown Official GED Testing sponsored by Choffin Career and Technical
History Lesson
Students visit Arms Family Museum
Staff report Youngstown Nearly 250 students from Youngstown city elementary schools visited the
Online classes target ACT test preparation
Staff report Students can boost their ACT scores without leaving their rooms. New online classes
YSU will lead manufacturing resurgence with grant from Siemens
The $440 million in-kind grant is for software and training
Boardman man indicted in serious injury of infant son
The injuries are common to shaken baby syndrome, police said
Food-service talks for YSU turn sour
A 12-member committee was established to review vendor proposals
Canfield High students win honors for art and writing
Canfield High artist, writer win national Scholastic awards
The awards ceremony is tonight at Carnegie Hall in New York City
Warren’s Market Block Building recognized
Award winner
The honored building houses the Raymond John Wean Foundation
Spelling whiz misses semifinals by one point
national spelling bee
Only 41 of the 281 contestants advanced to the semifinals
City grant will aid code enforcement
It’s a collaboration among the city, a company, YSU’s Center for Urban Studies and YNDC
Holocaust workshop planned for educators
Registration deadline is Sunday
2 women injured in Bazetta crash
Staff report bazetta Troopers at the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Warren Post are investigating
Lifelong resident tapped as president
The foundation’s original president retires in June
Bunn students taking ownership
Quaglia Institute works to give students a voice
Canfield’s Max Lee is ready prime time spelling
Vindy champ set for national spelling bee
The eighth-grader has been studying four to five hours per day
Knee deep in muck
MCCTC students, teachers mark end of the year with friendly competition
This marked the second year for the school’s mud run
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