Archive Posts
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Volunteer for the Annual Spring Mississippi River Cleanup on Sept. 30
Sustainability & EnvironmentJoin Facilities Management and the Sustainability Club for the annual Mississippi River cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 30, from 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Summer Microgrid Research Powers Possibilities
Sustainability & EnvironmentSenior Zach Emond is taking on the challenges of the St. Thomas microgrid's weather station. -
Ten Faculty Members Receive Sustainability Grants
Sustainability & EnvironmentAwardees will integrate environmental sustainability into their courses by designing new assignments or units for a current course or by developing a new course. -
Lifelong Learners Tap Into Urban Agricultural Expertise
Sustainability & EnvironmentThe Selim Center for Lifelong Learning's lecture series gives students education and the power to do more. -
Sustainable Communities Partnership Fosters Real-world Impact
Sustainability & EnvironmentThe University of St. Thomas Sustainability Communities Partnership pairs courses with city partners to bring real-world impact to the classroom. -
Pollinator Path Blooms With New Opportunities
Sustainability & EnvironmentThe St. Thomas Pollinator Path provides food for pollinators and educational opportunities for students and the surrounding community. -
Matthew Kim and Monica Hartmann Earn 2017 Curricular Innovation in Sustainability Award
Sustainability & EnvironmentEvery year the Office of Sustainability Initiatives recognizes a St. Thomas faculty member for innovation and excellence in integrating sustainability into one of their courses. -
City of Elk River, a St. Thomas SCP Partner, Wins Award for Innovation in Communities
Sustainability & EnvironmentA University of St. Thomas Sustainable Communities Partnership (SCP) partner, the city of Elk River, Minnesota, received the 2017 Outstanding City Partner Award from the Educational Partnerships for Innovation in Communities (EPIC) Network. -
Upping the Ante on Urban Agriculture Research
Sustainability & EnvironmentBiology assistant professor Chip Small, associate professor Adam Kay and their students are primed to contribute some much-needed research to the field of urban agriculture. -
Environmental Studies Scholarship Recipients Announced
Sustainability & EnvironmentTo be eligible for this award, students must have a declared major in environmental studies and have an outstanding record of academic achievement and involvement in environmental activities.