In April 2026, more than 250 students from the Youngstown State University Bitonte College of Health and Human Services stepped into a high-pressure mass casualty simulation
Data: More than a Four-Letter Word The week after every academic semester brings something many faculty dread: the anonymous student evaluations of the courses they
As a discipline, English experienced its halcyon days in the 1970s when it commanded roughly 7.6% of college majors nationwide. Humanities majors overall comprised 30%
Recently, in my Graphic Novels class (ENGL 3715), I taught Nimona, a young adult (YA) graphic novel about a young shapeshifter who joins supervillain Ballister
A glimpse at three themed first-year writing courses at YSU Collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, November 1940. Photo at the Library of Congress. Introduction
Monsters in the literary imagination– and in culture at large– are both born and made, and my upper-division English class explores how we make, and
When I first arrived on the campus of Youngstown State University as an undergraduate English major in the mid-1990s, I could not have imagined that
Artificial intelligence has made its way into nearly every creative industry. From auto-mixing software to AI-generated songwriting tools, the music world is seeing new technologies
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the world at a remarkable speed. News stories often frame it as a threat that could replace jobs, weaken education, or
Connecting Classroom Concepts to Real World Analytics Students exploring careers in supply chain, forecasting, and analytics often seek programs that develop both quantitative understanding and
