Resource Spotlight: Accessible Clothes and Fashion
College of DuPage’s Fashion Club and staff have been following in the footsteps of MLK’s question, “What can you do for others?”
Fighting for Flight: College of DuPage Project Aims to Curb Bird Collisions
Bird Friendly COD Tracks Collisions, Pushes for Safer Campus Design.
From Unwanted to Upcycled: COD Cares Hosts Water Bottle Art Project
COD Cares is currently facilitating a fun, collaborative public art project as a way of promoting sustainability and environmental awareness.
Teen Activists Urge Eco-Friendly Changes in Naperville and Aurora Schools
Five high schoolers spoke to the Naperville-Aurora District 204 school board about implementing sustainable actions in school, with support from almost 1,100 respondents of a community survey.
This Nonprofit Sees Would-Be Waste as Resources
SCARCE elongates the life of materials—or gives them a second life.
Electric Does Not Equal Renewable
Super Bowl commercials and the Biden administration are making electrical vehicles more appealing—but are they the environmental heroes some make them out to be?
The Morton Arboretum Unveils New Grand Garden
As fall weather begins, a new intricately designed garden is open at The Morton Arboretum.
Can Old Toys Become Sustainable?
Biotech club creates bioplastic toys and gifts for STEMCON as alternatives for plastic.
