The Ohio State University, in cooperation with the city of Columbus, created Campus Partners for Community Urban Redevelopment in 1995 to spearhead the revitalization of the University District.
Campus Partners was incorporated as a non-profit organization to work with the city, community agencies, neighborhood leaders, and the university itself.
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 Neighborhood Safety Academy on October 8 Monday, 21 September 2009 College students, residents and other stakeholders in the University District are encouraged to attend the Neighborhood Safety Academy on Thursday, October 8, from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Northside Neighborhood Pride Center (Neighborhood Policing Center), 248 East 11th Avenue.Presentations will focus on More...
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 Ohio State helps to fund refuse clean-up Monday, 21 September 2009 The 13th annual special collection of bulk refuse in the University District got off to a slow start last month. Although 11 drop-off sites had been designated, refuse quickly piled up in alleys and along curbs as thousands of students moved out of their apartments. The Columbus Public Service More...
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Neighborhood residents, students and other people are welcome to serve on the committees and participate in the decision-making and the work...
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Enhancing the economic vitality of High Street in the University District has been one of Campus Partners' key strategies for improving the neighborhoods around The Ohio State University's Columbus campus.
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Campus Partners developed The South Campus Gateway to serve one of the nation's largest collegiate markets and some of Columbus' most diverse urban neighborhoods.
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