Life
Office of Sustainability and School of Communication host conversation on fighting food waste
By Elliott Parrish | 12/17/2021Topics ranged from international regulations to everyday life
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Friday, June 2, 2023
Topics ranged from international regulations to everyday life
Students can exchange clothing of their own for new, eco-friendly looks
EcoRep Program inspires sustainable living on campus
The three-day event brought together scientists, artists, policymakers and more to discuss climate issues
From hunger strikes to sit-ins, young activists are working towards climate justice and making strides
Learn about what plants are best suited for your dorm room and tips on how to care for them
Webinar speakers discussed impacts of climate change on public health, especially in low-income communities
Program leaders discuss importance of environmental stewardship and ways AU students can promote Indigenous justice
A poetic portrait of our disappearing landscapes
Five-year project is largest research grant in the University's history and first research network on wasted food in the country
AU’s Sunrise Movement collaborates with other organizations to protest inaction in Congress
Easy ways to eliminate waste while living in a dorm room
Easy and delicious vegetarian dishes to make this summer
Helene Schmitz’s photographs communicate the need for environmental awareness and climate action
The AU community garden is relatively new club with a blossoming membership that has greatly grown throughout the pandemic, rooted in finding community through nature
Too Good To Go offers sustainable eats at a low cost
Co-presidents discuss why they founded club, collaborations with advocates and nonprofits, goals looking forward
Second event of webinar series hosts five guests who share expertise on decarbonization in agriculture, transportation, energy and more
The national youth-led organization allows students to mobilize in their own ways
Scientists, reporters and administrators discuss recent executive orders and future work
