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  • Giant Eagle and Spoonful of Comfort Removed from Buckeye Buy

    Effective immediately, Giant Eagle (SPL-0006268) and Spoonful of Comfort (SPL-0051390) have made the decision to no longer accept purchase orders from the university. Both contracts have been terminated, their catalogs have been removed from Buckeye Buy, and the suppliers have been marked as “Unavailable for ordering.” If you have questions or need assistance identifying alternative suppliers...
  • New Auditor of State (AOS) Fraud Training Report

    A new Auditor of State (AOS) fraud training Tableau report has been created to assist managers with monitoring that employees have completed this required training. Please see additional information about the report and access request information on the Reporting Inventory page (see full post for link). Ohio law requires public university employees to complete Auditor of State fraud reporting...
  • Changes Coming Sept. 19 with Workday Release 2026R2

    The second of Workday's two major releases of enhancements and new functionality in 2026 will move to production on Saturday, September 19. Workday will be unavailable from 2 a.m. to 5 a.m. while the release is applied. This release includes updates to the Workday user experience, including refreshed visual design elements like rounded page elements, menus, and buttons and changes to My Tasks and...
  • Unit Monthly Reconciliation Checklist Guidance Updated

    The Controller’s Office has updated the downloadable Unit Monthly Reconciliation Checklist to ensure report names and reference links are current. In addition, a new step has been added that directs users to a helpful Tableau dashboard to assist finance managers in verifying that Auditor of State (AOS) fraud training requirements are up to date. Read more for links.
  • Beware of Phishing Scams Impersonating Ohio State

    Ohio State is aware of a phishing scam targeting students with emails that claim to be related to attorney-client privilege or account verification. Phishing scams usually ramp up when students return for fall classes. Like many phishing messages, the current scam attempts to create urgency and directs recipients to "verify" or log in to their Microsoft 365 account through an external link. Any...
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