Youngstown State University

Machine learning, Latin jazz and autism were among the topics featured at the annual Diversity of Scholarship event at Youngstown State University.

Graduating seniors in Youngstown State University's College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics spent the Spring semester working with NASA, researching and designing a method to power a lunar city.

Dinosaurs, Italian folk music and food insecurity during a pandemic are among the research topics addressed by Youngstown State University graduate students in the 2021 Diversity of Scholarship event.

Noor Khalayleh, senior Psychology major at Youngstown State University, placed first at the National Collegiate Honors Council Conference in New Orleans earlier this month. Khalayleh won the top award in the education and pedagogy category for her poster depicting her research project titled, "Assessing Life Experiences: Developing an Ecologically-Valid Measure of Critical Thinking," advised by Michael Raulin, YSU associate professor of Psychology.

YSU Journalism students will share their culminating projects at the senior project showcase 5 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 8, in the atrium of Bliss Hall on campus. Projects explore a wide range of local and state issues.

Lexi Rager, a senior majoring in Mathematics and Psychology, won first place for her research poster at the National Collegiate Honors Council conference.

Two candidates in Youngstown State University's Doctor of Physical Therapy program presented their research recently at a national conference, the American Physical Therapy Association's Combined Section Meeting in New Orleans.

Six Youngstown State University graduate students will make presentations to discuss their research and scholarly work at the annual Diversity of Scholarship event 6 p.m. Wednesday, March 15, on the YSU Campus. The event in the Gallery in Kilcawley Center is presented free of charge by the College of Graduate Studies and is open to the public.

Eight Youngstown State University students recently presented their research at the National Joint Mathematics Meeting in San Diego, the largest international meeting of mathematicians in the world.

Youngstown State University student entrepreneurs, inventors and artists presented their research over the last academic year at the 27th Annual QUEST.