Campus Sustainability
Sustainability in the Holistic Spirit of Integral Ecology
ħ¶¼×ÊÔ´Íø’s aspiration to lead on sustainability and environmental justice was reinforced by the “Reigniting Our Strategic Directions (2022–2027)" foundational goal to institutional participation in Pope Francis’ Seven-Year Journey Towards Integral Ecology through the Laudato Si' Action Platform (LSAP), putting concrete action behind the goals outlined by Pope Francis in his . ħ¶¼×ÊÔ´Íø also uses the  a²Ô»å  reporting tool as frameworks for measuring progress and identifying the university's contributions towards taking action for people, planet, and prosperity.
ħ¶¼×ÊÔ´Íø’s Definition of Sustainability
We define sustainability as meeting the needs of present and future generations through actions that support human and ecological health, social justice, and economic well-being. (2023)
ħ¶¼×ÊÔ´Íø’s Laudato Si' Action Plan Vision
At ħ¶¼×ÊÔ´Íø, we are committed to an ecological conversion that opens minds and hearts to the sacred task of caring for our common home. This commitment is rooted in ethical responsibility and solidarity between all peoples and future generations. We envision sustainability in the holistic spirit of integral ecology and will adopt institutional practices that are socially just, support human and ecological health and promote economic well-being. (2023)
Explore Campus Sustainability
Our Commitment
Laudato Si' Action Platform (LSAP)
Accolades & Sustainability Ratings (STARS)
Sustainability in the Academics
Reuse, Compost & Recycling
Urban Gardening & Landscaping
Energy and Buildings
Food
Fair Trade
Center for Community Engagement
Transportation & Commuting