Join 2016 ENVA alum Emma Reid on a canoe trip in Manchac Shell Bank Bayou. This is a unique experience you won't want to miss!

Reservation & Cost: $10 due to MO 571 before Wednesday April 13th, 2022

Bus Schedule: Meet the bus near the Mercy parking lot. The bus will leave Loyola at 2pm, arrive at Kayak Heaven Manchac Shell Bank Bayou at 3:30pm & canoe until 7:30pm and return to campus at 9pm.

Do your part to keep your community clean! Meet in the horseshoe at 11:00am to get gloves and a bag to clean both sides of St. Charles Avenue from Loyola University main campus to the Broadway campus. This event is led by SEA in cooperation with the Keep Louisiana Beautiful Initiative.

SGA's Sustainability Committee will host a non-STEM professors panel on “Sustainable Solutions from a Social Perspective." We'll be asking the panel questions on how their expertise plays a role.

Panelists:
Dr. Christian Bolden
Dr. Joel MacClellan 
Dr. Bob Thomas 

SGA's Sustainability Committee:
Rosie Beach
Stephanie Oblena
Tyler Sanchez

Everyone is welcome, no experience or equipment needed. If you have a yoga mat that you like, feel free to bring it along. Starts at 2:00pm in the Peace Quad.

Earth Week 2022 is April 19th-22nd. Loyola University New Orleans’ Environment Program invites everyone to join us in celebrating the environment! Attend our in-person and virtual events to learn more about the environment and how to protect and sustain it. All events are open to the public. Free parking in the West Road garage.

 “Food Ethics in Practice: Farm Forward and the Better Food Foundation”

This talk focuses on Tuminello's advocacy work for the nonprofit organization's Farm Forward and the Better Food Foundation. Using examples of specific projects that he has led or contributed to since 2011 (including recent and upcoming events and programs), he will discuss how these efforts to build a just, equitable, and sustainable food system both inform and are informed by my philosophical research, illustrating the importance of feedback loops in the relationship between theory and practice.

Focus on the environment is one of the four Universal Apostolic Priorities of the Society of Jesus. Join in prayer for the grace to live collaboratively with our natural resources.

Bees were a favorite topic in Greek and Roman literature and feature prominently in similes, metaphors, and allegories across genres. However, how does a reader identify effective and innovative imagery and how does a reader know when an image is descriptive or allegorical? These questions become even more complicated when there is a several thousand year time difference. In order to decode these ancient references, one must not only have an understanding of what bees are like, but must also reconstruct what an ancient reader thought bees were like.