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New micro-gardens in Davies bolster the campuses sustainability.

UW-Eau Claire’s latest push for sustainability

Story by Oludare Obadiya, Managing Editor
November 8, 2022
Sonnentag Complex receives 12 million in funding for sustainability

Sonnentag Complex receives 12 million in funding for sustainability

Story by Winter Heffernan, Staff Writer
May 5, 2022
Earth Claire offered students different discussion opportunities, merchandise and free food as sustainability was put into question.

Earth Claire kicks off green week for UW-Eau Claire students

Story by Cade Fisher, Copy Editor
April 19, 2022
Tree planters working on The Carbon Offset Company project at Plumas National Forest in California.

UW-Eau Claire alumni create eco-friendly business

Story by Maddie Kasper, News Editor
February 23, 2022
One of the Blubox return machines located in Davies Student Center

Student Office of Sustainability informs on upcoming projects

Story by Lisa Snyder, Staff Writer
October 20, 2021
“The university needs to realize that by investing in climate change, they aren’t investing in students’ futures,” Woodward said.

UW Divestment Coalition urges administration to divest in fossil fuels

Story by Grace Schutte, OP/ED Editor
April 14, 2021
A seat at the table

A seat at the table

Story by Rosa Gómez, Freelance Writer
February 4, 2021
In good condition

In good condition

Story by Evelyn Nelson
November 18, 2020
Three plots of land were planted with trees on Bolinger Fields as a part of a transnational garden study.

Trees: a study on the root of climate change

Story by Evelyn Nelson
October 8, 2020
The decrease in air pollution and tourists has helped waterways and air quality improve while quarantine guidelines are in place.

Is the Earth healing?

Story by Macey VanDenMeerendonk, Copy Editor
March 25, 2020
James Boulter, a professor of chemistry, poses on the UW-Eau Claire footbridge.

New research floods the scene

Story by Kaitlyn Zenner
September 18, 2019
Each Hydroflask water bottle ranges from 20 to 70 dollars depending on the size or style.

Reshape the reusable trend

Story by Evelyn Nelson
September 18, 2019
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