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  • Campus Prairie Project Blooms with IPPLG Grant Support

    A once underutilized asphalt pad along the edge of campus is being transformed into a vibrant prairie and outdoor learning environment thanks to collaboration across the university and funding from the Integrated Physical Planning Liaison Group (IPPLG) Framework Learning Space Grant and an Ohio State Sustainability grant. Located at 690 Ackerman Road, the site now features native plantings...
    A view of the prairie where asphalt is seen as a garden.
  • In the News: New Bike Rack, Outdoor Furniture Added to North Campus

    Planning, Architecture and Real Estate (PARE) has installed a new seating area and bike rack for students to use outside of the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and Chemistry Building as part of the second phase of the Biomedical and Materials Engineering Complex. This project is part of a larger university initiative to activate more spaces across campus for a variety of uses. Read Full...
    Bike rack outside of CBEC.
  • Bike to Campus

    Buckeyes pedaled their way to a greener lifestyle at the Buckeye Bike Hub during the Bike to Campus event. Attendees enjoyed discounted tune-ups, free labor for initial repairs, free bike locks and refreshments. The event was hosted in collaboration with Facilities Operations and Development, Office of Student Life Recreational Sports, and Transportation and Traffic Management.
    New bike hub
  • Ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrates new Metro@Indianola campus School now houses 40 flexible classrooms and a community health clinic

    A grand opening ceremony has been held to celebrate the completion of the new Metro@Indianola campus in the former historic Indianola Middle School. The new building is a complete restoration of the 1929 school into a modern, high-tech learning environment. Metro School leaders joined partners from The Ohio State University and Battelle this week to mark the occasion. “Metro@Indianola is a shining...
    President Carter speaking at the Metro School ribbon cutting event.
  • In the News: Makeovers Planned for Three Ohio State Residence Halls

    Ohio State’s Board of Trustees met Wednesday, May 21 and approved dozens of changes, including renovations to the North Towers. Drackett, Jones and Taylor Towers will undergo a $10 million upgrade, including more dorm space for residents. The construction and design will be phased out over several years, with designs beginning this month and final construction ending in August 2030. Read Full...
    Map rendering of the proposed Core North district on The Ohio State Campus.

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