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Sustainability
3.13.2026
The Flyer Refillery: Closing Loops and Reducing
Waste
The Flyer Refillery aims to reduce single-use plastic items on campus by replacing them with reusable containers and refills.
Sustainability
3.11.2026
The Brook Center and HSI: Social Justice Meets
Sustainability
The Food Systems team takes food that would otherwise be wasted and circulates it back into the community to support those who need it.
Sustainability
3.2.2026
Ambassador Program Provides Students Ownership of Campus Sustainability
Efforts
The Sustainability Ambassador program aims to create a cohort of students who are passionate about advancing sustainability on campus.
Sustainability
2.18.2026
Food Security: A Campus-Wide
Effort
The Food Systems team partnered with a number of campus social action organizations for its first-ever food drive.
Sustainability
2.6.2026
Changing UD’s Clothing Culture Through Accessibility and
Engagement
The Clothing Swap initiative reduces textile waste and gives gently-used, unwanted clothing items a second life, while providing students an opportunity to donate their clothes and refresh their wardrobes at no cost.
2.5.2026
Engineering for
Good
The ETHOS Center turns engineering into a tool for community impact by embedding students in local and global partnerships. This summer, ETHOS students worked alongside communities in Africa and here in Dayton.
Sustainability
12.16.2025
Sustainability
Reports
An HSI student leader connected with a UD alumna to learn the intricacies of sustainability reporting.
Sustainability
12.11.2025
Plastic Alternatives: Applying Zero Waste
Experience
A biochemistry major explores alternatives to single-use plastic silverware on campus.
Sustainability
12.9.2025
The Biology of
Composting
A Zero Waste team member gets an in-depth lesson about the biology and chemistry of composting.
Sustainability
12.2.2025
‘Go Touch Grass’ at Flyer
Farm
Office of Energy & Sustainability offering outdoor opportunities for students, faculty, and staff at Old River Park’s urban agriculture site.