Post contributed by Melani Landerfelt, Community and Civic Engagement Graduate Assistant, Counseling Psychology PhD Student No Impact Week is an international sustainability initiative that challenges people to limit their impact on the environment for one week to experience the difference that no-impact living can have on quality of life.  The Community…

Post contributed by Dr. Nanette Chadwick, Director of Academic Sustainability Programs Academic Sustainability Programs Are you interested in gardening? In growing your own food or flowers? In getting some exercise in a natural setting and communing with fellow gardeners? Then come join us at the AU Community Garden. The garden…

THIS POST NO LONGER CONTAINS ACCURATE INFORMATION.  PLEASE VISIT AUB.IE/BIKING FOR UP-TO-DATE INFO ON ALL THINGS BIKING AT AUBURN!   Post contributed by Don Andre, Manager of Parking Services We are pleased to announce that the War Eagle Bike Share program is now available.  You can go to your app…

Post contributed by Laure Butcher, Personal Training Coordinator, Campus Recreation We all need the benefit of someone else’s expertise at some point in our lives. Whether making a big decision or learning a new task, relying on the skills and experience of a professional is something we consider in all…

Post contributed by Dr. Nanette Chadwick, Director of Academic Sustainability Programs Academic Sustainability Programs hosted the annual Faculty Sustainability Mixer on January 27, at Acre Restaurant, a farm-to-table venue within walking distance from campus. A mix of over 30 new and veteran faculty members attended, from a diverse group of 21 departments dispersed among 10 Colleges…

Do you know someone or a group of people who are making significant contributions toward sustainability? If so, please nominate them for a Spirit of Sustainability Award! All students, faculty, staff, and/or alumni of Auburn University are eligible to be nominated. Accomplishments can be from any or all points on…