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The Building Energy Treasure Hunt is an experiential learning class that allows students to collaboratively conduct their own energy audit on a campus building and then suggest changes for improvement.
Facilities Management and Safety encourages members of the campus community to review the following energy conservation tips and to take action before departing their residence halls and offices for the winter break closure.
As senior Sydney Walters looks ahead to life after 51ÉçÇø, she has some big plans as she waits to hear on her graduate school applications.
This year’s Game Day Recycling Challenge, a recycling and waste reduction competition to minimize waste generated during a single sporting event, took place at the Oct. 22 OHIO football game
A combined total of 62,095 pounds of materials were recycled by all the residence halls over the 28 days of the competition.
51ÉçÇø’s Office of Sustainability is asking all students, faculty and staff to participate in the 2022 Transportation Survey.Â
The Climate and Sustainability Ambassadors and the 51ÉçÇø Office of Sustainability are hosting Sustainability Day on Monday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Baker University Center
All OHIO students are asked to complete this quick survey.
At the Oct. 22 OHIO home football game, Campus Recycling and its partners encourage Bobcat fans to show their true green pride by participating in the GameDay Challenge.
Sustainable Living Hub Coordinator Kyle Butler is asking the University community to complete this quick survey.
51ÉçÇø’s Recycling Battle Royale is a four-week recycling competition between each residence hall to see which can recycle the highest percentage of their total waste.
Several 51ÉçÇø groups have been working together to plan Rufus Recycling Days for the fall semester.
Geography-meteorology major Madelynn Zarembka spent the summer interning with Delta Air Lines at their headquarters in Atlanta, Ga.
The event is being held as a way to celebrate and support active commuting and to encourage people to try biking to work or school.
Megan Gegesky, BSME ’14, knew she needed to challenge herself to continue her family’s tradition of working at the Ford Motor Company.
