Meet Our Staff – Sarah Reilein Videos

Meet Our Staff – Sarah Reilein

Meet Sarah Reilein! Sarah is a Senior majoring in Industrial & Systems Engineering, with a minor in Sustainability Studies. As the office's Program Coordinator, Sarah leads our TigerSpaces program, specifically coordinating our glassware reuse program for labs on campus, aids in event planning logistics, and formulates various blog posts. Thank…
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October 14, 2026
War Eagle Recycling Challenge: Residence Halls Compete to Build Better Recycling Habits EventsOffice Guest Blog Posts

War Eagle Recycling Challenge: Residence Halls Compete to Build Better Recycling Habits

Each year, students from across the country and around the world arrive at Auburn University with different experiences and knowledge about recycling. Because recycling guidelines vary from place to place, many students may be unsure about what can and cannot be recycled on campus. This presents an opportunity to teach…
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October 13, 2026
Leave No Trace: Planning Ahead & Preparing for a New Way to Look at Sustainability Office Guest Blog Posts

Leave No Trace: Planning Ahead & Preparing for a New Way to Look at Sustainability

Leave No Trace.  Perhaps you’ve come across this phrase at a trailhead kiosk while hiking at Chewacla or another park or protected area.  Perhaps you’ve heard a friend mention it while camping.  Maybe you remember learning about it during your days in the Scouts or some other outdoor adventure camp…
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October 7, 2026
One Battery at a Time: 10 Years of Battery Recycling Program AnnouncementsProfessional DevelopmentSustainable Development Goal 12

One Battery at a Time: 10 Years of Battery Recycling Program

A small battery can make a big difference. For 10 years, Auburn University’s Battery Recycling Program has helped create a safer and more sustainable campus by giving used batteries a responsible path beyond the trash. While the campus-wide program has grown over the past decade, its story began even earlier.…
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October 1, 2026
Connecting Civic Engagement and Sustainability in East Alabama with the League of Women Voters Office Guest Blog PostsSustainability in ActionSustainable Development Goal 17

Connecting Civic Engagement and Sustainability in East Alabama with the League of Women Voters

What Is the League of Women Voters of East Alabama?  The League of Women Voters of East Alabama (LWVEA) is a local chapter of the League of Women Voters, a national, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering people to participate in our democracy. Founded in 1920, shortly before the ratification of…
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September 30, 2026
Join the First Cohort of TIGERSpaces Labs Professional DevelopmentSustainability in ActionSustainable Development Goal 17

Join the First Cohort of TIGERSpaces Labs

Where Discovery Meets Responsibility  What if your lab could reduce waste, improve efficiency, save resources, and be recognized as a leader in sustainable research?  That is exactly what TIGERSpaces Labs is designed to do.   Developed by the Office of Sustainability in partnership with Facilities Management and Risk Management and Safety,…
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September 16, 2026
Sustainability Picnic 2026: Growing Ideas, Inspiring Change EventsSustainable Development Goal 17

Sustainability Picnic 2026: Growing Ideas, Inspiring Change

The flourishing landscape of the Donald E. Davis Arboretum was abuzz with more than our beloved pollinators at this year’s Sustainability Picnic. On Wednesday, August 26, 2026, Auburn University Office of Sustainability and co-sponsors converged on the lawns and winding garden trails to host the annual event. With over 400…
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September 3, 2026
Get Books for Free! Sustainable Development Goal 4

Get Books for Free!

If you haven’t noticed yet, we’ve added a new section to our digest called “Listen and Learn”. In each digest edition, we’ll share a book and podcast recommendation to help you explore sustainability topics, perspectives, and ideas. Whether you are looking to dive deeper into sustainability or simply pick up…
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September 2, 2026
Join the Fun: Finding Franklin: A Common Book AUmazing Race Event AnnouncementsEvents

Join the Fun: Finding Franklin: A Common Book AUmazing Race Event

The annual Common Book Program introduces new students to the university’s community through a shared reading that encourages critical thinking, meaningful dialogue, and engagement beyond the classroom. For 2026, the university has selected Ben & Me: In Search of a Founder’s Formula for a Long and Useful Life. This book…
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June 18, 2026