One of the most commendable features of Case Western Reserve University is its forward-thinking dedication to being environmentally sustainable. A host of initiatives and organizations on campus have worked...
On Sept. 17 from 1-6 p.m., the Student Sustainability Council (SCC) hosted their annual Farm Harvest Festival, a tradition since 2010. According to Heather Eby, secretary of the SCC and a second-year chemical...
An annual tradition since 2010, the Farm Harvest Festival will be entering its sixth year Sept. 17. Presented by the Student Sustainability Council (SSC), this is a fun-focused event that allows Case...
Campus may soon be losing plastic bottles and gaining sustainable energy.
The Student Sustainability Council (SSC), an ad-hoc committee under the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), proposed two...
After an uncharacteristically warm winter in Cleveland, the upcoming summer offers the possibility of being even hotter than usual—with plenty of sun to enjoy and to use. This is good news for Case Western...
Fourth-year student John Brogan found his passion while being hassled as he canvassed for a door-to-door environmental campaign. As he collected signatures, fundraised and encouraged some less-than-enthused...
The typical beacon of a student’s Grab It! or Bag It! lunch is the plastic bag. Due to over a year of efforts by the Student Sustainability Council (SSC), that has now changed.
On Wednesday, Oct....
Single-stream recycling is the new green initiative at Case Western Reserve University.
Single-stream recycling is the process of combining all recyclables, such as glass, plastic or cardboard, together...
Theta Tau and 1-2-1 Fitness host inaugural Recycle Regatta
March 26, 2015
The buzzer sounded, the race was off.
But the contestants were not running, swimming or cycling. Instead they were rowing cardboard boats across Donnell Pool racing not just each other, but also the...
CWRU hopes to recycle 50 percent of its trash within the next five years
March 19, 2015
CWRU prides itself on its sustainability, but there is always more to be done. The Department of Sustainability hopes to recycle 50 percent of the university's trash within the next five years.
