Entries tagged with ‘Sustainability’Page 3
Big Hill Farm Grows Produce and Leaders
After a decade of growth, opportunities on the student-run farm continue to blossom.
Soil Health. World Health. Planet Health.
Soil is alive. We are just now learning what that means. What we do know: When soil quality goes up, so does yield, and so does our planet's health.
Nobel 54 Sneak Peak Tour of “Good Black Dirt”
What kind of soils do we have here? “Good black dirt,” said Nick Peters, an alum whose family has been farming outside of Saint Peter since 1864. Then he launched into a detailed discussion of ph balance and peat, hidden lake beds and microbiomes, and geologic history.
Hope Springs Geothermal for Kenzie Perry ’18
Senior Kenzie Perry traveled to Hot Springs, South Dakota to conduct research for her geology thesis this summer. Now, she is applying to graduate school to study hydrology.
Gustavus to Begin Nobel Hall of Science Expansion and Renovation
The $70 million project will nearly double the size of the laboratory science building and create a connection to the Schaefer Fine Arts Center.
Ecuadorian Banana Grower Pairs with Local Farmer to Discuss Fair Trade
Mariana Cobos and Josh Reinitz will explore fair trade, organic, sustainable, and equitable farming practices on Wednesday, October 26.
Gustavus Adolphus College Becomes First Fair Trade College in Minnesota
Gustavus is the first college or university in Minnesota to be designated a Fair Trade College/University by Fair Trade Campaigns, a collection of fair trade organizations from across the globe. Gustavus is the 30th college/university in the United States to earn the designation.
Gustavus Serving as Partner Site for Religion Conference
Individuals interested in the intersections of theology and sustainability are invited to Gustavus Adolphus College Jan. 21-23, when the college will simulcast Trinity Institute's 39th National Theological Conference. This year's conference is titled Radical Abundance: A Theology of Sustainability.
Gustavus Introduces Reusable Take-Out Containers
Gustavus Adolphus College will introduce new, reusable take-out containers, called GustieWare, in the dining service when the fall semester begins in early September.