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Sustainability in action
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When you think Ohio State, do you think sustainability?
You should.
The university meets more than 20 percent of its Columbus campus electricity needs with wind power. Utilizing the Zero Waste program at Ohio Stadium, Buckeyes diverted 95.2 percent of football game-day materials from the landfill during the 2014 season. There is an incredible array of groundbreaking environment-related research: studying wetlands on campus, examining ice cores from around the globe and creating the world’s first solar battery.
And the list doesn’t end there. From student organizations devoted to environmental stewardship to a university-wide effort to examine Ohio State’s energy needs, the institution is doing what it can to advance sustainability in all aspects of its operations as well as through education, research and outreach.
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Stay connected with Ohio State
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You’re a good Buckeye, Charlie Brown
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As Charlie Brown makes his latest play for the attention of the Little Red-Haired Girl in The Peanuts Movie, Ohio State has played an important role in getting the gang onto the Big Screen. Meet Steve Martino, the film’s director and a proud alumnus.
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An honor for the Glenns
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A street crossing through the academic core of Ohio State’s Columbus campus will bear a new name in honor of former Ohio Sen. John Glenn and his wife, Annie, a longtime advocate for people with communication disorders. The Glenns are two of the institution’s most accomplished supporters and remain active in university life.
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Brutus: Fabulous at 50
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Brutus Buckeye, the beloved Ohio State mascot, is turning 50. From his fiberglass days to his dance moves on the field, take a look back in time to celebrate memorable moments. Also learn about how the memory of one former Brutus is inspiring others to give.
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Going the distance
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Today’s Ohio State students can live anywhere in the world thanks to an excellent and ever-expanding array of online degree programs. Just ask Brittany Moore, who has taken advantage of what the university has to offer.
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Lowther helping enable student success
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Dr. Gerald (Jerry) and Andrya Lowther met as students at Ohio State and have always remembered their education and student experience. The couple gives back to help ease the burden of student loans for optometry students so they are able to achieve their dreams. |
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Global destination for innovation. Ohio State is one of the World’s Most Innovative Universities, a ranking by Reuters identifying which institutions contribute the most to science and technology, and have the greatest impact on the global economy. A focus on excellence — in research, innovation and more — is part of President Michael V. Drake’s 2020 Vision.
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Share your pride
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Wedding Bliss or Blitz?
Ohio State fan Molly Fore made sure the university was a big part of her wedding day. She wrote, “We had the Ohio State vs. Rutgers game playing on the big screen, our DJ played ‘Hang on Sloopy’ 10 minutes before kickoff and, as you can see, the groom and groomsmen got creative with the sparklers.” |
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