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OPENING EVENTS University Buildings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 E OHIO AVENUE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE WATTS 65 36 West Wood St. (Disability Services) 9N K AVENU MEM 9/11 Memorial 8H A PARK A MICHIGAN AVENUE FOW 62 Andrews Student Recreation and Wellness Center 5H $ 1 Beeghly Center 5G 349 Cafaro B H House B 58 Beeghly Hall 5L MADISON AVENUE 10 1111 12 13 14 15 16 25 Bliss Hall 12 H 3721 Lyden BH Buechner Hall 8F House Christman M90 SWEENEY HALL Dining 34 Cafaro House 6B C Commons Admissions Oce C R92 27 Central Utility Plant 7F 4511 Check-in here if arriving after 10:15 a.m. 45 Christman Dining Commons 5C Transfer Student Session, 11:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. 60 Clingan-Waddell Hall (YSU Police) 4N MADISON AVENUE EXPRESSWAY (U.S. 422) Apply here from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. 10 Coffelt Hall 9G D D 57 CMC 9J SERVICE ROAD 24 Cushwa Hall 6J F80 TENNIS 66 M2 9 DeBartolo Hall 5I M81 E COURTS Watson And E Tressel Training 3938 Melnick 18 E.J. Salata Complex 5M Farmers Site Hall National BEEDE Weller 4139 2759 R23 M24 YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY 13 Fedor Hall 6F Bank Field FIELD House Wick F20 FIFTH AVENUE 4 EMERALD STREET 34 F82 A House FOW Flats On Wick Apartments 7A Stambaugh R3 M21 Stadium 1713 PENGUIN F 40 Fok Hall 10 G F 1027 30 72 Veterans Covelli Fedor ELM STREET R4 100 200 6 Jones Hall 10 J Resource 37 Sports Hall BH E Center 8 PREVIEW DAY University 16 Kilcawley Center 7H Complex 51 Pollock VALLEY STREET Beeghly Sweeney F1 Coffelt House Courtyard PARK HERE 15 Kilcawley House 8H Hall 403 Apartments Center F84 Heritage Hall 7 AUDUBON STREET G WICK AVENUE M-30 Parking Deck G Park 3511 FokkFo 42 WICK OVAL 29 Lincoln Building 10K FORD AVENUE $ 10 Softball STREET BRYSON Hall 453 Wick Ave. Field ARMED FORCES BLVD Kilcawley SPRING STREET CARLTON AVENUE 37 Lyden House 5B House UNIVERSITY PLAZA Youngstown, OH 624 2015 Bliss 2 M30 Wick Avenue Parking Deck 12 I GRANT STREET 16 $ D 257 Hall Andrews Rec 19 M32 23 M60 Fifth Avenue Parking Deck 5J H & Wellness Kilcawley H M72 Center 26 Maag Library 10 I Center M70 $ 2 Tod 365 C V31 McDonough Hall Museum 43 McDonough Museum of Art 11 I M71 AVENUE FIFTH 159 ADAMS STREETSMOKY MEM B 2643 59 Melnick Hall 11 E DeBartolo 2 I Hall 22 I 8 Meshel Hall 11 I 3121 $ Recycling M30 HOLLOWCenter 2624 288 22 Moser Hall 7J ARLINGTON STREET Wick Avenue Maag Meshel Parking Deck HARRISON FIELD Library Hall WILLARD ST. 21 Pedestrian Bridge 11 I 1424 Moser 1438 23 M60 Cushwa 2229 Hall Ward Jones 54 Phelps Building 9K 23 WALNUT STREET J M66 Fifth Avenue Beecher J Hall Hall F33 Parking Deck $ Hall 186 7 Pollock House 11 G 57 M34 KILCAWLEYWEBB CENTER STREET M36 56 Smith Hall 4L M63 CMC 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 4 Stambaugh Stadium 3F LINCOLN AVENUE M35 COURT STREET K 75 1 3254 Lincoln 2ND FLOOR J GROVE ST. K 11 Sweeney Hall (Admissions) 8G M64 UE Bldg Barnes & 4329 33 F43 • AdmissionsWICK AVENUE and Financial Aid Presentation 5 Tod Hall 9H University M62 Noble F55 Beeghly M37 Edge Hall Phelps FUTURE •SITE Campus, OF Residence Hall, Apartment Tours UE University Edge Apartments 2L 586 M44 Building THE ENCLAVE S42 Fall 2018• Return shuttleI to M30 Wick Deck 100 University Courtyard Apartments 13 F FIFTHAVENUE L V54 L 14 F W. RAYEN AVENUE ST 200 University Courtyard Apartments Smith STREET HAZEL 1 FLOOR ( 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.) V56 V41 72 Veterans Resource Center 11 F Hall M61 2556 LUNCH – Kilcawley Food Court 14 Ward Beecher Hall 9J M53 Williamson 11 12 13 14 15 16 Hall 66 Watson and Tressel Training Site (WATTS) 8E M M 64 M 4049 18 38 Weller House 10 E 16 E.J. Salata ELM STREET 49 Westinghouse Building 5M P PHELPS STREET M52 Complex 1260 M51 F Faculty/Staff parking Motorcycle parking TDD Phone 39 Wick House 10 E N YSU Police WOOD STREET N M Mixed parking Accessible parking Recycling Center 64 Williamson Hall 9M V46 M50 F45 R Resident parking Accessible Entrance P YSU Police Area Arts & Cultural Venues & Churches Mahoning Valley S Student parking Emergency Phone $ Innovation & ATM A Arms Family Museum of Local History 10 F 76 Commercialization F L Center L V Visitor parking B Beecher Center for Technology in the Arts 10I C Butler Institute of American Art 10 H COMMERCE STREET 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 D Butler Institute – North Annex 10 H rev. 4.18 E Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox Church 10F We will have shuttles next to the Wick Parking Deck (M30) in the McDonough Museum lot to take you to F Museum of Industry and Labor 7N WATTS from 8:00 a.m. – 9:15 a.m. H Newman Center 4B I Public Library 11 L If you would like to walk, there will be signs directing you to WATTS. J St. John’s Episcopal Church 11 K K Wick Park 1A Return shuttles will meet in Cafaro Lobby (2nd floor, Elm Street entrance of Kilcawley Center available from 11:30 a.m. – 1:15 p.m..
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