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Ohio University isn’t just a place where students are learning about sustainability, ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½students are actively shaping sustainability on campus.
Since 2009, Ohio University has been home to the largest in-vessel composting system at any college or university in the nation. The facility allows ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½to compost nearly 100% of food waste from dining halls and food facilities and serves as an educational model--providing students with a look at what’s possible in the realm of sustainability.
Ohio University Facilities Management and Well-Being and Recreation have announced that the indoor Tennis Center has been closed to accommodate roofing repairs and a facility renovation.
During this seasonal period, both FM and HRL crews will continue to monitor residence hall and campus facilities temperatures to ensure comfortability on campus.
The National Weather Service is currently forecasting extreme cold conditions that will impact the region this week, and we encourage all ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½students, faculty, staff, families and visitors to remain aware of the anticipated frigid forecast and to make appropriate plans for staying safe and warm.
The following winter weather travel and safety message was shared with ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½students, faculty and staff on the Athens Campus on Thursday, January 9.
Ohio University Facilities Management and Well-Being and Recreation have announced that Bird Ice Arena will reopen on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025.
The planned six-hour outage has been scheduled to occur overnight during non-business hours to minimize the overall impact to the University community.
Ohio University Eastern is preparing for a major construction project at Shannon Hall, focusing on essential upgrades that will enhance the student experience for years to come.
The project remains on schedule to complete in late 2024, and the building is slated to officially reopen in early January 2025.
Bird Ice Arena has been temporarily closed to accommodate repairs for an unexpected facility equipment issued related to maintaining the arena’s ice.
Ohio University’s Athens campus has recently bolstered its emergency preparedness with the installation of five new Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in key residential areas.
Students, faculty and staff planning their return to campus are encouraged to remain aware of how adverse weather conditions, at both their departure and destination locations, could potentially impact their scheduled travel plans.
Athena Cinema staff will continue working in the building throughout fall semester, and the front portion of the building is anticipated to remain open for regular lobby hours and sidewalk sales. Additionally, both local businesses located at 20 South Court St. will continue to maintain their regular operations.
The closure, which impacts all three theater spaces and is tentatively planned to extend through the summer, comes after a recent building inspection identified some potential structural maintenance needs within the 108-year-old theater space.
