Retirement of osuwireless To Be Completed by Wednesday, July 24

It’s the final countdown! Remaining buildings that still have osuwireless in place will say goodbye beginning July 14 through July 24.

The remaining schedule for osuwireless retirement is:

  • Sunday, July 14: West Campus Agricultural Education and Administration Buildings (Visit KB08976 for full building list.)
  • Wednesday, July 17: Marion, Newark, Lima, and Wooster Regional Campuses, County Extension sites (Visit KB08977 for full building list.)
  • Sunday, July 21: Academic Buildings South of Woodruff and North of Annie and John Glenn Ave (Hitchcock, Bolz, Smith Lab, McPherson Lab, Arps, Dreese Lab, Baker Systems Engineering), Pelotonia Research Center and Energy Advancement and Innovation Center (Visit KB08978 for full building list.)
  • Wednesday, July 24: Academic Buildings South of Annie and John Glenn Ave and North of 12th Ave (Bricker, University Hall, Hagerty Hall, Mendenhall Lab, Pomerene, Jennings, Psychology), Veterinary Hospital , Blackwell Hotel and Pfahl Hall Conference Center (Visit KB08979 for full building list.)

The change will occur at 10 p.m. on July 14, July 17, and July 21 and at 9:30 p.m. on July 24. 

All other university and Wexner Medical Center locations have already had osuwireless removed.

The project to improve Wi-Fi at Ohio State and move to eduroam and device-based authentication began in May 2022. Since that time, Ohio State Wi-Fi users have been making the transition to eduroam and reaping the benefits. Once on eduroam, faculty, staff, and students no longer have to update their password to maintain their wireless connection. Going to wireless.osu.edu and selecting “Connect to eduroam” sets up your device to maintain connection to eduroam for five years. The eduroam network is also available in more than 100 countries, allowing you to maintain a secure connection at institutions around the world.

If you have any questions about connecting to eduroam, contact the IT Service Desk at 614-688-4357. If you have a university-managed device that is still connecting to osuwireless, you may need to contact your local IT department for assistance.