 | | Metro Reimagined Renews Bus System Starting Sept 30, Metro Transit's new plan for bus service in Missouri will be implemented. The new system consists of increased frequency for high-ridership routes and improved weekend service, but also simplified routes and discontinued lines. View the changes on interactive map. More >> |
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 | | Green the Church Summit in St. Louis WashU is pleased to support the 6th annual Green the Church (GTC) Summit by providing no-cost registration for a number of attendees. GTC empowers people of all faiths to be leaders in caring for the Earth, providing resources to advocate for healthier communities. More >> |
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 | | New Scooter Policy to Improve Safety In an effort to support the safety of all alternative transportation users, electric scooters, motorized skateboards, and hoverboards are no longer permitted on Danforth Campus sidewalks and pathways. E-scooter users must now dismount prior to entering the inner campus. More >> |
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 | | Two New Positions for Climate Action In May, Bloomberg Philanthropies announced its support to catalyzing climate action in the City of St. Louis, the St. Louis region, and the Midwest as a whole. Thanks to this generous gift, WashU is hiring a Climate and Energy Data Analyst and a Climate Outreach Coordinator. More>> |
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 | | New Exchange Platform Avoids Waste With frequent office moves and remodeling, high-quality furniture, equipment and supplies can become a burden rather than an asset. In an effort to better utilize these items, WashU has signed up a new platform that facilitates the internal recirculation of materials. More>> |
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 | | Compost Launches in the DUC WashU Dining Services has launched post-consumer compost collection at the Danforth University Center, one of its most public-facing and high-volume serveries. On either side of the dish return window, waste stations include bins for food, napkins and to-go boxes. More >> |
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| | |  | Climate Strike in St. Louis Date: September 20, 10a - 12:30pLocation: St. Louis City Hall, 1200 Market StreetMarch for climate justice, hear from local and national speakers and connect with activists and environmental groups. More >> |
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 | Bike Tune-Ups & Registration Drives WUSM (Hope Plaza): Sept 26, 11a-2p
Danforth: Sept 27, 11a-2p & Oct 8, 1:30p-4:30pGet your bike in tip-top shape before the cooler riding season! On Danforth, free registration will also be provided for all bike owners. More >> |
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 | WUSM E-Waste & Paper Shredding Date: October 1, 7a - 10a
Location: Food Truck area, Scott @ Taylor Ave. Bring accepted items to the collection drive where confidential papers and electronics will be safely recycled by certified vendors. More >> |
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 | Power Trip - The Story of Energy Sept 23, 5-6p in Schnuck Pavilion (reception) 6-7p in Sumers Welcome Center (lecture) Join author Michael Webber as he discusses his new book Power Trip: The Story of Energy. First 75 attendees will receive a signed copy! More >> |
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 | Electric Vehicles Lunch and Test Drive September 24 (two tier event) at WUSMLearn about the history and technology of EVs at the lunch & learn (King Center, 12-12:45p) before getting the opportunity to test drive an actual electric car (food truck area, 1:30-4p). More >> |
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 | Sustainable Garden & Kitchen Seminar Date: October 5, 9a - 4p
Location: Eliot Chapel, 100 S Taylor, Kirkwood Hosted by the University of Missouri Extension, the conference covers vermi-composting, edible landscaping, brewing, and much more. More >> |
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