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Mike Jahner, university director of business operations, and Lora Strigens, vice president for Facilities Planning and Management, have maintained the position since Brent Ribble left.

Marquette remains without a sustainability coordinator

Alexa Jurado, Assistant News Editor
January 14, 2020

The Commons uses paper towels, in comparison with hand dryers. (Photo by Alex Garner)

The Commons are modern, but it only has paper towels in bathrooms

Alex Garner, News Reporter
November 13, 2018

Filmmakers Steve and Ann Dunsky answer questions on stage about their film, which was featured at the 2015 Great Lakes Environmental Film Festival. Photo courtesy of Joe Brown.

Film festival prompts environmental dialogue

Amanda Parrish, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
November 7, 2018

Stormwater collection system installed by new Athletic and Human Performance Research Center

Alex Garner, News Reporter
November 5, 2018

Brent Ribble started the Green Team.

Students help assemble sustainability committee

Amanda Parrish, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
September 18, 2018

If students' recyclables are contaminated, maintenance employees are required to throw them in with the garbage.

University attempts to ease recycling suspicions among students

Claire Hyman, News Reporter
April 10, 2018

The Brew Cafes have taken steps to become more eco-friendly.

The Brew makes change to compostable materials

Natallie St. Onge, News Reporter
February 27, 2018

Marquette is introducing an aspect of the new core curriculum that will allow students to explore environmental sustainability.

Core curriculum to adopt environmental sustainability theme

Caroline White, News Reporter
February 27, 2018

This year marked the third annual Great Lakes Environmental Film Festival at Marquette. GLEFF is one of only three environmental film festivals in the country located at a university. This year, GLEFF showed five films chosen from over 250 submissions.

Environmental film fest screens documentary on the proposed Back Forty Mine, opponents fear runoff

Josh Anderson, News Reporter
November 14, 2017

Student-run gardens populate campus greenspaces

Caroline White, News Reporter
September 19, 2017

Charlie Koenen displaying bees on the roof of Engineering Hall.

Beehive installed on Engineering Hall rooftop

Josh Anderson, News Reporter
August 29, 2017

The Engineering Hall is a LEED certified building meaning it is energy efficient and environmentally sustainable.

MU hires new sustainability coordinator and adds environmental studies major

Kevin Edgeworth, News Reporter
September 13, 2016

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