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  • Buckeyes Take Top Spot in Big Ten Recycling Rankings

    The results are in, and The Ohio State University is leading the Big Ten in recycling - and leaving that team up north in the dust.Ohio State placed first in the Big Ten and among all Ohio colleges in the Per Capita Recycling category of the 2025 Campus Race to Zero Waste competition, with an impressive 16.9 pounds of recycling per person. This category measures how much material is diverted from...
  • FOD's Peter Calamari Featured on City of Ohio State Podcast

    From snow removal to emergency repairs and summer facilities facelifts, the behind-the-scenes work of Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) keeps campus running smoothly all year long. Hear how the team manages 24/7 service calls, prepares for a seamless return to campus in the fall and supports both academic and medical spaces. ...
  • FOD Staff Appreciation Lunch

    Each summer, Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) hosts an annual staff appreciation lunch to recognize team members for their hard work and dedication to keeping Ohio State running. As in years past, the event was held at Ohio Stadium and offered a variety of food trucks, sweet treats and conversation for all to enjoy. ...
  • Recycle Your Unwanted Plant Pots, Trays

    Help make a positive impact on the environment and free up space during the plastic pot recycling event that runs from July 7 through July 28. Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) and the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) are teaming up to collect your unwanted plant pots, cell packs, and trays so that they can be recycled. Help keep material out of the land...
  • Tips for an Eco-Friendly Holiday

    Are you preparing for an Independence Day holiday gathering? Here are a few tips to help you and your guests have an eco-friendly 4th of July. Avoid making too much food.Plan for the number of people that will be attending. Look in your cabinets for ingredients before shopping at your local farm or market. Utilize leftovers. Place leftovers in reusable...

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