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  • Ohio State Awarded $300K for Multimodal Safety Plan

    The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus has been awarded $300,000 from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets for All (SS4A) program for its project, “Protecting Vulnerable Roadway Users: A Multimodal Safety Plan.” “We’re excited to re-envision a transportation network that prioritizes safety and accessibility for everyone, whether they’re walking, biking, or using other mo...
    red, photo collage with bikes
  • Compost Your Pumpkin This Fall!

    Don’t let your pumpkins haunt the landfill after spooky season is over! Green your Halloween and return nutrients to the soil by composting them! Now through Tuesday, December 3, faculty, staff, and students living off-campus can drop off pumpkins and gourds in the labeled dumpster in the Uniprint parking lot located at 2500 Kenny Road. The site is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.&nb...
    An orange cartoon pumpkin with text that says, "Compost your pumpkins"
  • Mary Leciejewski Featured on City of Ohio State Podcast

    With more than100,000 fans and visitors flocking to Ohio Stadium for each home game, the Office of Administration and Planning (A&P) works tirelessly behind-the-scenes to support the Department of Athletics and provide a safe, fan-friendly environment. Find out what it takes to host the Best Fans in the Land at the Shoe.LISTEN...
    Football Gameday Season 3 Episode 5
  • Bike to Campus Event Encourages Bike Safety and Resources

    On September 23, Facilities Operations and Development, the Office of Student Life Recreational Sports and Transportation and Traffic Management hosted an event promoting sustainable and healthy transportation options. “As always, safety is our number one priority,” said Ohio State University Police Division (OSUPD) Lt. Bruce Allen. “We’re encouraging bicyclists to follow traffic rules for v...
    A view of the Buckeye Bike Hub with about 12 people with their bikes enjoying the event.
  • Slideshow: Bricker Hall Renovation

    Bricker Hall is getting a facelift as crews prepare the space as the new home for the Department of Economics. Crews are currently finishing demolition to prepare for new work in November. Uncovering and preserving the historic elements of the building is a priority as the space is brought to modern standards for the Department of Economics. The laylight on the third floor was covered during...
    A view of the central common area where large white pillars can be seen along with unfinished floor.

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