The Ohio State University was founded as a land-grant university which means that it was founded by the state of Ohio to reap the benefits of the Morrill Act of 1862. The Morrill Act stated that each state would be given 30,000 acres of federal land for each member of Congress the state had as of 1860. This land was to be used to build a public college that taught agricultural, industrial and military classes.
One of the most prominent people involved with the founding of Ohio State was Rutherford B. Hayes who was Ohio's governor at the time. Hayes insisted that the University be located near Columbus and so it was built near Columbus.
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Its legally written in Ohio code. It is basically the result of a trademark dispute against Ohio University. OU trademarked the single use of "Ohio" and took legal actions against OSU and the US trademark court ruled in OU's favor. Thus established "The" before Ohio State.
* 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
The Ohio State University is in Columbus, OH.
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Ohio State is a public university.
If you are asking if the university has a religious affiliation, no it doesn't. Ohio State is a public university.
Ohio State has the best band
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Ohio State University Press was created in 1957.
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