Ecologue

Exciting news! OSU has received a Forth Mobility EVAL Gold certification! Forth Mobility is an Oregon-based nonprofit whose mission is to accelerate the use of smart transportation to move people and goods in a more efficient, cleaner and equitable way. They are advancing electric, smart, and shared transportation through strengthening the industry network, demonstrating smart […]

Degrowth is a deliberate process of transitioning the economy from one that harms ecosystems to one that works with and within ecosystems.

Recycling is a great practice so long as you’re doing it correctly! Luckily, Campus Recycling at OSU has provided a clear list of everything you can and can’t recycle on campus.

Key takeaways from the IPCC report, and what can be done.

Are you an OSU student living on campus next year? Are you excited to make new friends and build OSU’s culture of sustainability in the process? If you answered yes to both of those questions then you should apply to be an OSU Eco-Rep for the 2021-22 school year!

We’re all getting back out there, traveling to those destinations we’ve long missed. But that doesn’t mean you can’t maintain the sustainable principles you have in your everyday life!

Did you know OSU has a 21-year old organic growers club? Fresh, organic blueberries are on sale now! 2 lbs/$10, available through special order or at the Pacifica Seafood Market.

July is disability pride month, and we want to highlight some of the phenomenal disabled climate activists and organizers who have been leading the fight for climate justice while uplifting disabled voices at the same time.

It seemed like progress was made when Keystone XL was shut down by the current administration. But opponents in Minnesota are still fighting to stop Line 3, which would violate the treaty rights of Anishinaabe peoples and nations in its path.

Official results are in: OSU residents donated 5,936 pounds  –  almost 3 tons – during this year’s Great Move-Out Donation Drive! Despite the fact that our typical Move-Out procedures were altered because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Campus Recycling and Surplus Property were still able to offer residents the opportunity to donate their belongings as an alternative to […]