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  • Grant Treatment Worktag Needed on Patient Care Costs, International Travel, and Alternations and Renovations Expenses

    Ric Hunter | March 31, 2022
    If a purchase on a grant involves patient care costs, international travel, or alternations and renovations, the transaction must include the grant worktag AND a grant treatment worktag. The grant treatment worktag is necessary for the transaction to map to the correct object class. This is true for either a requisition or spend authorization.The grant treatment worktag is used in addition to the...

  • New Price for University Cash and Check Deposit Bags

    Richard Hunter | March 30, 2022
    University Stores Warehouse, through the Buckeye Buy portal, supplies the university-issued two-part deposit bags that units across campus utilize for their cash and check deposits through either university deposit centers or directly through the armored carrier. In the past, these bags have been provided at no cost.Effective immediately, there will be a nominal charge for the deposit bags. Going...

  • Workday Journal Line Reload Week of April 5

    Richard Hunter | March 30, 2022
    In the coming weeks, the Data and Analytics team within the Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI) will be reloading the core Journal Line dataset from Workday into the Reporting and Analytics Environment (RAE), starting with January 2021 data and finishing through current day. Starting the week of April 5, 2022, we will be working behind the scenes to reload data to the RAE, beginnin...

  • Tips to Avoid Tax Season Scams and Receive Your Refund

    Hillary Lorton | March 24, 2022
    It’s tax filing season! Every year, it seems like new and innovative ways of siphoning off your tax refund or even your identity are being invented. In 2021, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reported a 91% increase in identity theft and tax refund fraud. What do some of these scams look like and how can you protect yourself from them? The Cybersecurity for You (C4U) awareness platform look...

  • Ohio State Alumnus Continues Quest for Knowledge through Program 60

    admin | March 21, 2022
    After 45 years of serving the central Ohio community, retired orthodontist Dr. Ron Erkis turned again to his alma mater, The Ohio State University.­Facing health difficulties that made it hard to continue his former hobbies, such as baseball, Erkis struggled to stay as active and to be as social as he had been during his career.“I was really missing contact with students that I had, patients tha...
    An older man with white hair sits in a desk at the front of a college classroom, wearing a surgical mask.

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