Youngstown State University growing in Steubenville
Youngstown State University is expanding its Steubenville campus, offering 19 programs starting this fall, after Eastern Gateway Community College closed due to financial issues. The university is filling a 180,000-square-foot building along Sunset Boulevard, with plans to grow based on regional needs.
Youngstown State University is expanding its Steubenville campus. The university will occupy a 180,000-square-foot building along Sunset Boulevard, previously used by Eastern Gateway Community College, which closed due to financial issues. YSU President Bill Johnson stated that the campus will grow based on regional needs, with initial course offerings determined after discussions with local officials. The university will start with 19 programs this fall, including healthcare, business, and STEM fields. YSU Provost Jennifer Adams emphasized community engagement, citing positive feedback and incoming student applications. Jefferson County Commissioner Tony Morelli praised the partnership, saying the county secured a deal giving YSU use of the building and upper parking lot.
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