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Campus Sustainability Month

Activities
Clothing Drive: All month long we will be taking clothing donations in some of the Res Life Dorms and Community Centers
  • Bennett
  • Griffith Community Center
  • Pattillo's Community Center
  • Stout
  • Village A
  • Wentz
  • West Commons
Bike Survey: Take a survey about biking on campus through October 10 
Pumpkin Painting: October 23: 11:30-1:30 Chi-O Clock
Homecoming Week: October 27-November 2

Sustainability Statistics 


9
YEARS

of being awarded a silver rating from AASHE STARS. 
#1
IN THE US

for UN Sustainable Development Goal to address hunger, food insecurity
4,050
TREES

131 Tree Species
11
YEARS

of using wind energy to aid in the production of electricity for OSU, and being a Green Power Partner

About Us

OSUs Commitment to Sustainability

What is sustainability, and how do we impact this on campus?

Our Office

More about our group and where to find us.

Awards and Certifications

Learn more about or impact on our campus, and the world.

News and Events

Explore OSU Sustainability in the news, and see events of interest on campus

Get Involved

There are many ways for students, faculty, and staff to get involved in sustainability at Oklahoma State University. From joining a student group, to attending faculty development workshops, to working with the Office of Sustainability, to learning about lifestyle changes, the opportunities are endless. Explore the categories below, and check out our News & Events page for upcoming ways to get involved. Please contact the Office of Sustainability with any questions about how to get involved with any of the opportunities listed here on our site or to suggest your own way of getting involved. 

Oklahoma State University

Land Acknowledgment
We acknowledge that the land granted to Oklahoma State University (OSU) was originally inhabited and cared for by First Americans. We also recognize and acknowledge that OSU resides and operates upon the territorial lands currently inhabited and preserved by citizens of the 39 sovereign Tribal Governments within Oklahoma. As a land-grant institution, OSU is committed to engaging in university and community efforts to represent and honor the proud cultural heritage and history of Native citizens throughout the state and nation, including our students, faculty, staff, and alumni. OSU continues to respect and serve the sovereignty of the original Indigenous People owners and protectors of these lands by cultivating and strengthening our institutional collaborations with sovereign Tribal Nations and their citizens.

Areas of focus:

Curriculum

75% of all academic departments offer courses that include sustainability in 2021.

Energy

On average, 72% of OSU's electricity is generated by wind power!

Transportation

Check out their sustainability plan!

Landscape

OSU composted 103.06 tons of landscape and yard waste in 2021!

Food & Dining

Biodegradable cups and straws are used at several locations on campus!

Waste

OSU recycled 370.65 tons of recyclable materials in 2021!

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