it would later become one of three founding colleges of the University of Guelph in 1964. Prior to this, the College was an associate agricultural college of the University of Toronto. Today the college has four campuses in Alfred, Guelph, Kemptville, and Ridgetown, Ontario, Canada with over 3000 students enrolled. OAC includes the Faculty of Environmental Sciences, which is a leading facility in environmental education and research across the University of Guelph. In addition, there are many environmental courses offered by faculty from OAC, available to all University of Guelph students. This Faculty was permanently relocated to the OAC in 2006, and began its operation in Johnston Hall. In 2009, the School of Environmental Sciences was formed by a merger of the departments of Environmental Biology and Land Resource Sciences, and the Faculty of Environmental Sciences, creating a large body that would operate out of Johnston Hall. . Johnston Green Johnston Hall overlooks one of the most popular hangout spots on the campus of the University of Guelph, Johnston Green. At any time of day or year, students can be seen playing recreational sports such as frisbee and football; it's also where the Orientation week concerts and dances are held. Johnston Green is not only a place for students and peers to relax but also functions as a shortcut to many buildings on campus such as War Memorial Hall, Massey Hall and more. Johnston Green is a place where people get together, but it also holds some of the University's historical landmarks. Old Jeremiah, or the cannon as we know it today, was once situated on Johnston Green during the 1970s but has since been moved back to its original location, closer to the University Centre, where it sits today in the middle of Winegard Walk. Another landmark that sits on Johnston Green is The Portico. The Portico has been around since 1874 when the first students walked through it as it was the door to the house of Frederick W. Stone. Eventually the University purchased the building to use it as a lecture hall and a residence building. The building was torn down to make way for Johnston Hall, and The Portico was saved and moved onto Johnston Green as a commemorative item Guelph alumni certainly enjoy the sentimentality of The Portico. This landmark is also a popular place for students to take their graduation photos. Winegard Walk Winegard