The University of Cincinnati plans to potentially destroy Crosley Tower as soon as 2025. Crosley is aged, falling apart, sinking into the ground, and not easy to rebuild or renovate. But many UC students and alumni want to keep this icon of our history standing.

Crosley Tower is an absolute marvel of Brutalist architecture. When it was built in the 1960's, it broke the world record for the second-largest structure ever built with a single concrete pour (behind the Hoover Dam)! And in all the years since it was built, it has definitely established itself a home here. Its 215-foot sleek, stunning design is known by everyone who steps foot on or just near Main Campus. It was part of the Renton K. Brodie Science and Engineering Complex at the time it first opened. It later became part of Library Square, and now houses many laboratories, classrooms, and professors' offices. The views from the upper floors and top of the building are amazing and unlike anywhere else at UC. The entire main campus can be seen from up there!

Decades of UC students have loved Crosley Tower for its design, views, history, memories made there, and things learned there. Sign this petition to ensure that Crosley gets rebuilt and/or kept up instead of destroyed!