Enrollment up at Youngstown State, residence halls at capacity
Youngstown State University opened a new academic year today with increased enrollment, residence halls at capacity and a freshman class that is the strongest...
YSU: Barnes & Noble to manage university bookstore
Youngstown State University announced this morning a new agreement with Barnes & Noble College to manage the university’s bookstore, a partnership that could eventually...
YSU signs agreement with Barnes & Noble to manage university bookstore
Youngstown State University announced this morning a new agreement with Barnes & Noble College to manage the university’s bookstore, a partnership that could eventually...
Tressel outlines vision for YSU campus
Expanded private student housing, improved major thoroughfares, increased retail establishments, new bookstore operations and consolidated services to boost student success are among the projects...
YSU, Mercy Health partnership to explore collaborations
Mercy Health-Youngstown and Youngstown State University will work together to develop new academic and medical affiliations under an exclusive affinity partnership announced at a...
Mercy Health to expand Howland outpatient site
Mercy Health Youngstown, formerly Humility of Mary Health Partners, will break ground in May to construct a $14.5 million, 50,000 square foot, outpatient ambulatory...
YSU names STEM dean, approves second student housing development
Wim F.A. Steelant, vice president of Research and dean of Science at St. Thomas University in Florida, has been named the new dean of...
YSU names STEM dean, approves second student housing development
Wim F.A. Steelant, vice president of Research and dean of Science at St. Thomas University in Florida, has been named the new dean of...
Construction to start on new student apartment complex at YSU
Youngstown State University, along with Hallmark Campus Communities and Fortress Real Estate Co., announced today the start of construction of a new 162-bed student...
Groundbreaking ‘Youngstown 2010’ marks 10th anniversary
For years, the city of Youngstown continued to plan for growth even as the metropolitan area rapidly suburbanizied. The decline of the once vaunted...
Public art seeks to spur community revival
Over the past decade, a new era of urban revitalization has brought young professionals, Millennials and retirees back to central cities. This influx of...
‘Car Bombs to Cookie Tables’ anthology set for release later this month
Belt Publishing is announcing the upcoming release of “Car Bombs to Cookie Tables: The Youngstown Anthology” (Belt Publishing, May 2015). The book’s official launch...
Downtown hotel developers see great potential for Stambaugh Building
Representatives from the NYO Property Group and Hilton Hotels & Resorts announced plans last month to create downtown Youngstown’s first full-service hotel in nearly...
Sinatra played Youngstown during big band era
Sinatra played Youngstown during big band era | This article is about a bygone era, an earlier time of places to go and things to...
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Planning the Canfield Library
Trustees award contracts for new Canfield Library
The Board of Trustees of the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, at their regular meeting on...
Wean Foundation moves to new headquarters in downtown Warren
The Raymond John Wean Foundation held a dedication ceremony and grand opening celebration today to mark its move to its new headquarters, located at...
This Old House features historic Youngstown home in March issue
This Old House, one of the largest shelter magazines in the nation, is featuring an historic Youngstown property in its March 2012 issue.
The Lyons...
Delphi buildings stand as reminders of Packard’s presence in Warren
Three former Delphi Packard buildings, once part of the holdings of Packard Electric but idle since 2006, were sold for an undisclosed amount in...
First Person: Student hopeful after theater-facade victory
As night glimmered off the old State Theatre, I couldn’t help but close my eyes and wonder what kind of people had laughed in...
