Gallery: Move-in day 2016 August 20, 2016Nick Roll ?Resident Advisors, in pink, and Ohio State Welcome Leaders — students in red tasked with helping their fellow Buckeyes move in, also known as OWLS — welcome the approach of cars carrying students and their luggage for move-in on Aug. 20. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor? ?OWLS take luggage from arriving vehicles. Credit: Steph Payano | For The Lantern?? ?OWLS outnumber family and friends brought to assist with move-in. Credit: Steph Payano | For The Lantern?? ?Charles and Joyce Busch welcome students moving into Busch House Residence Hall, named after Charles' brother, Jon, an Ohio State alumnus who died in the Vietnam War. Credit: Steph Payano | For The Lantern? ?An OWL takes luggage to an incoming student's room. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?An OWL is interviewed by Columbus' local NBC affiliate. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?Students watch the move-in unfolding process outside Busch House Residence Hall. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?A line of vehicles, and OWLS, stretches out in the North Residential District. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?OWLS assist the move in process. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?OWLS fill red bins with the luggage of incoming students. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?Move-in traffic fills College Avenue. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?A Catfish Biff's employee puts out a 'Now Hiring' sign as students move in to Smith-Steeb Residence Hall across the street. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?OWLS unload luggage at Smith-Steeb Residence Hall. Credit: Steph Payano | For The Lantern? ?Cars make their way through alleys and parking lots to reach Smith--Steeb Residence Hall. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor?? ?A carpet and other supplies are carried to Bradley Hall. Credit: Nick Roll | Campus Editor??
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