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  • Olentangy Trail, Pedestrian Bridge Reopen

    The Sisson Hall pedestrian bridge and the Olentangy Trail have reopened. Access to campus from the trail is available at Woody Hayes Drive and 12 th Avenue. By early September, additional connections between the trail and campus, south of the Sisson Hall pedestrian bridge, will open. Progress continues on the Cannon Drive – Phase 2 project. View details online.
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  • Ohio State Builds a Resilient Flood Protection Levee

    If you’ve driven past Cannon Drive this summer, you’re bound to have noticed either the large hole in the ground, the massive concrete stormwater chambers being installed, or a variety of construction equipment. It’s all in the name of a 500-year flood protection plan. Facilities Operations and Development (FOD) has been working to construct a certified Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR)...
    A view of the Cannon Drive project with the river seen on the left and Ohio Stadium seen on the right.
  • Olentangy Trail Reroute Adjusted August 3

    The Chelsea FC vs. Manchester City soccer game will take place at Ohio Stadium on Saturday, August 3 at 5:30 p.m. Motorists should plan for increased parking demand and travel delays on and around campus from approximately 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. on August 3. During this time, the Olentangy Trail reroute around Ohio Stadium will be moved east to Tuttle Park Place. The adjustment will be in place as...
    Olentangy Trail - Event-Related Adjustment map showing trail detour around Ohio Stadium
  • In the News: Ohio State Advancing Animal Agriculture with new Waterman Dairy

    Construction of a new state-of-the-art dairy facility, adjacent to the Multispecies Animal Learning Center (MALC) facility , will soon begin to take shape at the Waterman A gricultural and Natural Resources Laboratory. The Waterman Dairy will be located on the site of the previous dairy at Waterman. "The project will bring a modern small-scale, fully autonomous dairy to the College of Food...
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  • Slideshow: Biomedical and Materials Engineering Complex Phase 2

    Work on the Biomedical and Materials Engineering Complex Phase 2 (BMEC) is nearly halfway complete as crews have made substantial progress over the last several months. A buck hoist has been installed and a platform below it is in place to ensure the safety of everyone on site. “Safety is always our top priority,” said Shaun Allen, Facilities Design and Construction project manager for BMEC. “This...
    A view of the structural piers being installed underground.

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