Sustainability - Illinois State

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Pardon our Dust!

The Office of Sustainability is undergoing an exciting transition to better serve our campus by defining and executing sustainability goals and objectives at Illinois State University. The Office has welcomed Elisabeth Reed as its new Director. We are busy working to redefine what sustainability means to ISU by expanding the impact, efficacy, and collaborative nature of the Office of Sustainability, both on campus and throughout the Bloomington-Normal community. (Please excuse our mess while we work through this transition and update our website!)

In addition, the Office of Sustainability has physically moved from our old location in on Normal Avenue to a shared space with the Office of Energy Management at 305 N. School St. Please stop by for a visit anytime!

News

Trees on the Illinois State University Quad.

First Fell Arboretum map now availableFor the first time in the history of the Fell Arboretum, a map is available listing all the trees that exist on Illinois State’s campus.

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Renewable Energy has a new nameThe Department of Technology announced Sustainable and Renewable Energy as the new name for the renewable energy program.

Volunteers removed about 300 pounds of waste from campus and the surrounding areas.

Redbirds give back to environment during first Campus Cleanup DayAbout 100 students and staff removed 300 pounds of waste and recyclable items April 23 from Illinois State University’s campus and the surrounding areas for the University’s inaugural cleanup day.