UMD must enable local businesses to brew change in the coffee landscape
Stop selling coffee from companies that don't reflect our university's values.
UMD art professor hopes to inspire change through SEE’s sustainable fashion workshop
Charlotte Richardson-Deppe believes that teaching students to make small changes can have a big impact.
New conservation club at UMD hopes to unite students, tackle environmental issues
The American Conservation Coalition chapter is interested in redistributing unused food from campus dining halls to people around College Park.
Here’s what happens to recycled items in Prince George’s County
Around 70,000 tons of recycled materials pass through the Prince George's County facility every year, according to employees.
Greenbelt receives highest sustainability award among 16 Maryland municipalities
The sustainability certification aims to reward municipalities for curating and implementing sustainability action plans.
UMD community praises free clothing store as affordable, sustainable
More than 100 students gathered near Harford Hall’s service center Friday for the opening of a free clothing shop held by the University of Maryland’s campus reuse store — Terp to Terp.
Less food waste, bike lane advocacy among UMD SGA’s sustainability priorities
SGA members said they are looking to decrease carbon footprints at this university.
Alumni innovations assist UMD sustainability efforts
The two former students, while both working to improve general sustainability, focus on different facets.
New Maryland law expands composting on campus and beyond
The law aims to prevent waste before it occurs, feed people and animals, recycle non-edible food waste and reduce greenhouse gasses emitted from landfills.
Closing Knox Road to cars is the key to reimagining public spaces in College Park
To take back our city, College Park legislators must close off Knox Road to cars