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Departments and Agencies: To support the end of year student move-out and Commencement, Surplus Property will not be picking up surplus May 27 - June 19, 2019. During these dates you are welcome to drop items off at the warehouse Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 8 am - 4 pm, if you first submit the required drop off request and give us a call at 541-737-7347. If you have an emergency exception during those dates, please call us at 541-737-7347.
Welcome to Surplus Property's website! Surplus Property recycles or transfers excess or surplus property back to OSU departments, state and local governments, qualified nonprofit organizations and the public.
Last year during our Res. Hall Donation Drive we diverted more than 32,000 pounds of goods and materials from the landfill and donated them to local nonprofits. This year, we will be working both on-campus and off-campus again to divert and donate even more materials! Each year our amazing volunteers help us to keep those […]
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Read full story.Become a hero and join the league of the Waste Watchers! Winter term meetings begin tonight! Starting at 5:00 PM and going until 6:30 PM in Student Experience Center Room 206 (aka the Center for Civic Engagement office), our weekly meetings will happen each Thursday of the term until March 14th. Join the clubto meet […]
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Read full story.The OSUsed Store will be offering 50% off prices storewide at their Winter Clearances on Tuesday, January 8th, 5:30-7:30 pm and Friday, January 11th, 12:00-3:00 pm. Everything on the sales floor will be 50% off except for computers, items on spot bid and vehicles (items for sale online are also excluded). Join the events on […]
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