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University Housing Asks You to ‘Leave Green” During Move-out

by Editor | May 8, 2018 | Leave Green, Move Out, Move Out 2018, Sustainability | 0 |

You probably noticed large cardboard boxes in the residence halls during this last week of school. Please donate all unneeded items to Potter’s House in Fayetteville.

Spring 2018 RecycleMania Competition Kicks Off

by Editor | Feb 23, 2018 | RecycleMania 2018, Sustainability | 0 |

Help your residence hall be the campus RecycleMania Champion! RecycleMania is a national...

Recycling Competition Begins Between Hotz and Yocum Halls

by Editor | Jan 23, 2018 | Residence Education, Sustainability | 0 |

University Housing and PepsiCo Recycling are teaming up to increase recycling rates and promote sustainability in two residence halls on campus.

APPLY NOW: LEAVE GREEN APPLICATION OPENS FOR 2018

by Editor | Jan 3, 2018 | Leave Green, Residential Facilities, Sustainability | 0 |

On-campus students donate lots of clothing and household items at the end of each school year. University Housing’s Leave Green program connects these donations with charitable organizations in the community.

Try to Keep it Green During Move-in 2017

by Editor | Aug 7, 2017 | Sustainability | 0 |

Move-in is a great time to pack your stuff and consider what you want to bring to the university. That also makes it a great time to consider taking some small steps toward sustainability while moving.

Housing Teams up with Habitat for Humanity for Leave Green Initiative

by Editor | May 8, 2017 | Housing News, Leave Green, Move Out, Move Out 2017, Sustainability | 0 |

During move out, University Housing works with an area nonprofit to make it easier for you to donate items to a worthy cause.

Northwest Quad Takes the Lead in Week 2 of RecycleMania

by Editor | Feb 24, 2017 | RecycleMania 2017, Sustainability, Uncategorized | 0 |

RecycleMania week 2 has quickly come and passed! This week, we nearly doubled our total as a university.

Pomfret Hall Leads in Week 1 of RecycleMania

by Editor | Feb 20, 2017 | RecycleMania 2017, Sustainability | 0 |

As a university, we recycled almost 700 pounds of cardboard, cans, plastic and paper. However, around 65 pounds was contaminated – meaning it still contained food particles that made it ineligible for recycling.