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directions to campus
Youngstown, Ohio is located halfway between Cleveland, OH and Pittsburgh, PA.

• Directions to campus
• Directions to campus (Print version) Adobe Acrobat Reader document
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Enjoy your visit to Penguin country!

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printable maps
If you would prefer to print out the campus map to take with you, you can select either:

(requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

• Black & White version
• Color version

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campus cams
Construction site of the new Williamson College of Business Administration building.

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plug-ins
In order to download the portable document file (pdf) Adobe Acrobat Reader version of the map you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader software. The panoramic views of the YSU campus requires Apple's QuickTime Viewer software. Both are free downloads.

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campus buildings
So, in general, what's the Youngstown State campus like? A visit to YSU will probably surprise you - it doesn't quite fit the mold of a city university. For one thing, it's spectacularly beautiful, and that's no exaggeration. You will find a unified, cohesive campus, with a park-like central core ringed by classroom and administrative buildings. Most of the buildings have been constructed in the past twenty-five years and are carefully maintained. The award-winning campus grounds are among the most beautiful in the country, providing an aesthetic and peaceful setting for your college experience.

If you would like to take a look around the YSU campus, you can begin by selecting the interactive campus map [note: buildings are clickable for tour pages]. Scattered within the campus maps are clickable icons Panorama Icon that provide panoramic views as if you were taking a walk across campus.

If you prefer a 3-D interactive view of the campus with the aid of Google Earth, just go to the YSU 3-D Campus Map page, developed by the Geography Department.