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  • In the News: Construction update on Ohio State Wexner Medical's new hospital tower

    As highlighted by Columbus Business First, The inpatient hospital is 70% complete with construction. "Despite inflation, close collaboration and transparency between that huge crew, contractors, administrators and leadership has kept construction on budget and on time for an early 2026 opening," said Kristin Poldemann, associate vice president for Facilities Design and Construction. Con...
    An exterior view of the inpatient hospital. The parking garage is on the right.
  • Compost Your Pumpkin This Fall!

    Don’t let your pumpkins haunt the landfill. Green your Halloween and return nutrients to the soil by composting them! From Monday, October 23 through Saturday, December 2, faculty, staff and students living off-campus can drop off pumpkins and gourds in the labeled dumpster on the east side of the Laundry Building, located at 2560 Kenny Road. The site is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a we...
    Compost your pumpkins graphic: an orange pumpkin on a green background
  • FOD Supports Heart Walk, Raises Nearly $3,000

    Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) Team Heart and Sole raised nearly $3,000 for the 2023 American Heart Association Central Ohio Heart Walk. Twenty-four members from Administration and Planning (A&P) and FOD made up the team, which was led by Mark Conselyea and Kristin Poldemann. The Ohio State University placed in the top three companies, raising more than $73,000 with the help ...
    Four photos from the Heart Walk
  • Ohio State Zero Waste program seeks in-class presentation opportunities

    Ohio State has set an ambitious goal: achieve zero waste by 2025, by diverting 90% of campus waste away from landfills. To help make this vision a reality, the university has expanded its composting program to include students living in residence halls and off-campus housing. Now, FOD seeks faculty and instructors’ support in spreading the word among the student community. Twenty-five, 5-minute m...
    Compost buckets sitting on an event table

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