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Sustainable Oceans Alliance To Host Inaugural Summit

By Owen Eagan April 24, 2015

The Georgetown University Sustainable Oceans Alliance will host its first summit, entitled “#ChangingTheTide,” this Saturday in Lohrfink Auditorium with the aim of educating students about the dire...

To Save the Earth, Save the Oceans

By Sebastian Nicholls February 26, 2015

Few people are immune to the mesmerizing spell of the ocean. Its rhythmic ebbs and flows draw you in, and keep you enthralled with otherworldly landscapes. Coral reefs dot the seafloor like brushstrokes...

Making the Most of Move-Out

By The Editorial Board May 16, 2014

As students rush to leave campus at the end of the academic year, they are followed, at least in part, by a small but determined cohort of the District’s underprivileged, who take to dumpster diving...

To Save, DC Water Plant Embraces Waste

By Maddy Moore April 15, 2014

In order to conserve energy and cleanly generate power, D.C. Water plans to get dirty this summer by embracing sewage. The water utility’s plant proposal involves converting all waste from the surrounding...

Campus Sustainability Stifled by Red Tape

By Jane Xie November 7, 2013

Though Georgetown may outperform its D.C. peer universities in academics, it lags far behind in campus sustainability initiatives. Looking at the progress that American University and The George Washington...

Corp Sees Uptick in Reusable Mugs With ‘Kill the Cup’

By Ashley Miller November 1, 2013

In the two weeks since The Corp launched its “Kill the Cup” campaign, the number of students bringing reusable mugs to Corp storefronts has increased by 61 percent. The campaign, launched Oct. 15,...

Strides in Sustainability

By The Editorial Board October 22, 2013

This week, Mayor Vincent Gray proposed a District-wide ban on environmentally harmful Styrofoam. While Georgetown is commendably already a foam-free campus, the noise generated by this proposal brings...

Office of Sustainability to Debut in July

By Annie Chen April 24, 2013

Georgetown is set to launch a comprehensive Office of Sustainability on July 1 that will centralize student and administration sustainability initiatives, Vice President for Planning and Facilities Management...

SIPS Names First Grant Winners

By Carly Cianci December 7, 2012

The Social Innovation Public Service Fund will distribute $14,300 among four student winners announced last night in its first-ever round of grants. Kristin Trivelli (NHS ’14), Tommy Larson (SFS ’13),...

Valuing Sustainability for Future Generations

By Clara Gustafson and Vail Kohnert-Yount April 13, 2012

Georgetown offers ample opportunity to study, reflect on and live by the Jesuit values that define our university. One of the pillars of our Jesuit heritage is learning to be not only bright men and women,...

It’s Not Easy Being Green

By The Editorial Board March 29, 2012

It may be that students are interested in sustainability, but initiatives like the Switch It Off Challenge have left us in the dark. The new Georgetown University Student Association executive team,...

Georgetown’s Budding Sustainability Efforts

By The Editorial Board March 26, 2012

We don’t have to wait for April showers to see flowers here at Georgetown. An attractive campus can create a positive impression on prospective students and boost morale for current ones. But Georgetown...

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