Celebrate National Recycle Day and join the movement to reduce waste and protect our planet! By recycling conserve natural resources, save energy, and reduce pollution. Recycling gives materials a new life and helps minimize landfill waste. Together, we can create cleaner communities and a healthier environment for all!

Join us on November 15th from 12:00 - 2:00 PM at Peace Quad for the Third Friday merch drop and upcycling fair! This event is hosted by Loyola's UPB and Environment Program.

You're welcome to donate your own clothes to upcycle or grab some FREE merch! Donations bins can be found on the first floor of each residence building, the university sports complex, and the first floor of Monroe Hall.

Everyone is welcome to join the Loyola and Tulane for World Cleanup Day! World Cleanup day is on September 21st and is open to Loyola and Tulane Students and local community members. 

This Wilderness Immersion is an experience that focuses on building community, having fun away from campus in nature, and engaging in eco-spirituality/environmental justice. Participants will stay in comfy cabins and participate in nature hiking, paddling canoes in the lake, eating s'mores over bonfires, and lots of fun activities in community. It takes place once each semester at Chicot State Park, LA about 3 hours from Loyola's campus - transportation and meals provided.

This Wilderness Immersion is an experience that focuses on building community, having fun away from campus in nature, and engaging in eco-spirituality/environmental justice. Participants will stay in comfy cabins and participate in nature hiking, paddling canoes in the lake, eating s'mores over bonfires, and lots of fun activities in community. It takes place once each semester at Chicot State Park, LA about 3 hours from Loyola's campus - transportation and meals provided. Fee waivers are available.

FaithActs is a fun and inspiring way for rising high school juniors and seniors to engage with the relevant sciences and explore Christianity's rich biblical and theological traditions about the goodness of creation. Stay on Loyola's beautiful uptown campus as you consider how your faith can help you become a leader in support of creation and environmental justice.

Give your high school student a transformative experience exploring their faith's call to protect God's creation. At Loyola University's FaithActs Youth Theology Institute, rising juniors and seniors will