Students and residents in the University District now have a new way to cut down on food waste. A food scrap collection site recently opened ou…
As of late, students might have noticed something unusual while picking up their early-morning or late-night brews at on-campus cafes: no paper sle…
Down to Earth is a monthly environmental column that explores what it means to live sustainably. When Ohio State fashion and retail studies prof…
Practicing sustainability off campus can help students not only cut down on their carbon footprint but also save money, Tom Ree…
Early risers can join the Environmental Professionals Network for a series of breakfasts aiming to create a dialogue between featured speakers and audience members surrounding environmental topics.
Zero waste goals have become a top priority at football stadiums across the Big Ten, but Ohio Stadium’s approach to processing its recycling is nov…
One person’s trash is Ohio State’s treasure as the university expands its composting program to students living in residence halls. Students ca…
At its last meeting, the Undergraduate Student Government’s 53rd General Assembly passed resolutions to stand in solidarity with the Asian American and Pacific Islander community, advocate for updated university sustainability goals, rename the Diversity and Inclusion Committee the Justice and Equity Committee and recognize March as Women’s History Month.
Emerging from a patch of corn between Dulles Hall and 18th Avenue Library, a new structure celebrates the stuff students would rather flush away. …
Students for Recycling is teaming up with Goodwill Columbus to sell recycled housing goods in an effort to extend the life of furniture people no l…