Environmental Studies Events
March 25th, 2020
CANCELED: Environmental Studies Interest Meeting and Lunch
Location
Mood-Bridwell Hall, AtriumDate & Time
March 25 - 12:15pm - 1:00pmEnvironmental Studies News
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No Worries, Mate: Appreciating the Ups and Downs Down Under
One Southwestern student’s experience studying abroad in Australia
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The Arbor Day Foundation Program Honors Southwestern University with a 2019 Tree Campus USA Award
Southwestern University has earned a 2019 Tree Campus USA recognition for its contributions to urban forest conservation.
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Stray cat found on campus
This lost pet cat was found by Physical Plant employees, trapped by Cat Partners, and taken to the Georgetown City Animal Shelter today. The kitty was hanging out behind Physical Plant, by the SU Garden. The kitty was very hungry and appeared friendly, but fearful. A big thanks to one of the night custodians, Amelia, who reported the kitty to Kelly Lessard , Advisor to Cat Partners. Kelly was able to trap the kitty and take it to the shelter. The shelter scanned for a microchip, and will be contacting the registered owner.
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Southwestern Becomes the 87th Bee Campus USA
SU is certified by the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation.
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Wander Like Water
Southwestern alumni adventurers raise awareness about water and educate the public about sustainability.
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The River and The Wall: A Wide Lens on Our Southern Border
Southwestern will screen the SXSW award-winning documentary on February 27, 2020.
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The Environmental Diaries
Environmental studies major and architecture and feminist studies double minor Lois Durant ’20 shares her journey in environmental policy in the non-profit sector.
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Emma Davis ’14 Is on a Boat!
The environmental studies major is sailing around the world while practicing sustainable living.
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EPA Recognizes Southwestern University As 2017-18 College and University Green Power Conference Champion
Southwestern University beat our conference rivals by using more than 18 million kilowatt-hours (kWh) of green power, representing 100 percent of the school’s annual electricity use.