Yes (if you are talking about OSU). See:
http://www.Google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&sqi=2&ved=0CEAQFjAD&url=http%3A%2F%2Fcontroller.osu.edu%2Facc%2Ftax%2F1941letter.pdf&ei=nK40T4qjN_HE0AGulu2bAg&usg=AFQjCNF53Njuh-HK_KRMP0nXgfEy4jzL1A&sig2=xcr9U2_sWChUUGwg9tDcQg
It was decided in 1941 that OSU is a political subdivision of the State of Ohio.
No, a city cannot own a political subdivision of a state. A political subdivision is typically a local government entity that is created by the state and has its own legal authority and responsibilities. While a city may be a part of a political subdivision, it cannot be the owner of it.
A county.
county
Ryan majored in economics and political science at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio,[
The capital city of a political subdivision of a country
Probably 'township', a political subdivision of a county.
Archie Griffin lives in Ohio. I believe he has a home in the Highland Lakes subdivision of Westerville, Ohio: A suburb of Columbus, Ohio.
Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio
* Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute Wooster, Ohio * Ohio State University: Columbus Campus Columbus, OH * Ohio State University: Lima Campus Lima, OH * Ohio State University: Mansfield Campus Mansfield, OH * Ohio State University: Marion Campus Marion, OH * Ohio State University: Newark Campus Newark, OH
Yes, Ohio University is a public institution.
The mascot for Ohio University is a bobcat, he is known by his name which is Rufus.
it is the local government created by the statesto help fulfill their obligation