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Garden
For this student spotlight, Lorna Probasco ’20 spoke with Global Studies major, Henry Gillespie ’20. With his time on the Hilltop, Henry has been involved in both sustainability organizations and efforts on campus. Alongside his studies, he manages the community garden… Continue Reading →
In an effort between our great Students for Sustainability (SFS) members and the fabulous garden coordinator, Devin Herd, SFS has been able to restart our school garden, which is located on the north side of Teresa hall. Devin actually got… Continue Reading →
During one of my classes in the first week of classes, Environmental Science and Policy major Ashley Shaw ’13 informed us that the Students for Sustainability needed help with their ongoing garden project, and that their first Garden Work Day… Continue Reading →
This summer has been an extremely exciting and rewarding one. Not only has it been unusually cool for Texas, but the Students for Sustainability Garden Expansion was approved! This means that we will be able to educate others on different… Continue Reading →
The Students for Sustainability garden has been booming not only with new planted vegetables and herbs but also with devoted volunteers! After its expansion, students and other guests have been working in the garden nonstop. A new beautiful gate has… Continue Reading →
Earth Week started with a bang with the BIG Event! For those of you who missed out, the event was a community service project put on by Student Government Association. One of the sites this year was St. Edward’s very… Continue Reading →
On a sunny Saturday (March 3, 2012), members of St. Edward’s Students for Sustainability (SFS) Organization congregated to prepare the campus garden and plant. Several students spent approximately five hours amending the soil and planting. Transplants and seeds were planted… Continue Reading →
Want to leave your mark on campus? Enter the St. Edward’s University garden contest to design the campus community garden for a plaque crediting your design and a $100 cash prize! Design rules are posted on CollegiateLink, hosted by Students… Continue Reading →
