Loyola University Chicago
Institute of Environmental Sustainability
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Explore the Institute of Environmental Sustainability
The Institute of Environmental Sustainability at Loyola's Lake Shore Campus combines academics and research with sustainable agriculture and community living, all in one amazing facility. Tours are available for educational groups.
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Sustainability in Action
The Urgency of Climate Action
Join us on July 14th from noon to 1 p.m. CDT for our virtual conversation on the urgency of Climate Action. We are in an important moment where a public health pandemic has demonstrated the value of science-based policy and the interconnectedness of our world. How can this inform our understanding of climate action and how cities and organizations might respond going forward?
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COVID-19 Response
Helping hands
Inside the Institute of Environmental Sustainability, Loyola is addressing its hand sanitizing needs with creativity and resourcefulness.
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Minor
Loyola adds Environmental Communication Minor
With an increasing need for knowledge, understanding, and communication about climate change, environmental sustainability, alternative energy, and biodiversity, Loyola University Chicago is launching a new minor in Environmental Communication.
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Student Aid
Donate to the Loyola Commitment Fund
From its founding in 1870, Loyola University Chicago has sought to provide a rigorous, affordable Jesuit education to students from all backgrounds. COVID-19 has presented unprecedented challenges that have changed the landscape of our campuses and required our students to adjust their academics and personal lives in short order.
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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS
Sustainability in the Time of COVID-19
For those in the Loyola community that are still seeking opportunities to work on sustainability and justice, we’ve collected these resources. Hopefully there are some ideas you may not have considered, and some others you are already doing.
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