Grand Rapids has recently begun to develop urban agriculture initiatives throughout the city, trying to increase access to locally grown, sustainable produce.
Urban agriculture interest increasing in Grand Rapids
Every day is Earth Day: Participating in daily sustainable activities
“One of the many wonderful attributes of Aquinas, and what seems to be the unwritten fifth pillar of the College, is sustainability.” Reporter Brooklyn Waggoner talks about some special things happening in celebration of Earth Day, and how to apply these every day.
Aquinas chooses PepsiCo Inc. vending contract
“A Pepsi product tasting will be held during Wege lunch on Feb. 27 to give a preview of what’s to come. Then, The Corner, The Moose and all vending machines will be switched to Pepsi products over spring break on March 5-9.”
Economicology forum to discuss Rapids Restoration on Feb. 15
The forum will be held on Feb. 15 from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. Registration is requested.
Aquinas College Student Senate swears off bottled water
Student Senate recently passed a resolution urging the administration to stop purchasing single-use water bottles. If the administration acts on this, Aquinas would be the first college in Michigan to do so.
AQ Bikes expands
Did you know: AQBikes now offers hammock and sleigh rentals as well.
World news update: Learn about what’s happening globally
Staff Writer Yashowanto Ghosh informs on world news.
AQ’s Center for Sustainability
How is Aquinas doing with sustainability? Staff Writer Veronica Burns provides us with an update.
Aquinas overdue to “Take Back the Tap”
Reporter Jane Johnston informs about the importance of Take Back the Tap.
Crystal Lameman: Continuing the Wege legacy
Come out to see Crystal Lameman speak at the 20th annual Wege Speaker Series.
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