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Will eliminating programs make YSU more sustainable in long run or hurt the school?

More cuts and layoffs could once again be a reality at Youngstown State University, as YSU administration sent a letter to faculty members listing which departments could be impacted.

Tuesday, September 20th 2022, 5:28 PM EDT

Updated:

Tuesday, September 20th 2022, 5:38 PM EDT

By Robert McFerren

More cuts and layoffs could once again be a reality at Youngstown State University, as YSU administration sent a letter to faculty members listing which departments could be impacted.

21 News anchor Madison Tromler speaks with union president YSU-OEA President Mark Vopat, who feels the university's approach is going to hurt the school's ability to attract and keep faculty in this 21 News podcast.

Will eliminating programs make YSU more sustainable in long run or hurt the school?

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