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This month we are highlighting different student sustainability leaders as part of Campus Sustainability month. Meet Malyce! Malyce is a sophomore studying teaching and environmental science. Malyce is the current Garnet and Gold Goes Green Coordinator and has been heavily involved since her first year.

 

What first inspired you to get involved with G4?

Fashion & Sustainability

Florida State University art student and graphic designer for Sustainable Campus, Naira Diptee, recently created a zine on the topic of fashion and sustainability. Repurposing found fashion magazines into her work, she subverts the power of advertising in the fashion industry, calling the reader’s attention to the concepts of “fast-fashion” and the capitalistic ideology that supports it. Her use of these found objects also allows her work to have an aesthetic appeal to give those who may not normally choose to learn about sustainability a reason to pick up the zine.

Sustainable Campus recommended YouTube channels

 

At Sustainable Campus, our mission is to promote sustainable living at FSU. To achieve that mission, we share resources to help you live your best sustainable life. Recently, the Sustainable Campus team got together to compile a list of our favorite YouTube Channels, books, podcasts, blogs, and documentaries about sustainable topics. We hope our "staff picks" will inspire you to start your sustainable journey or learn more about topics that interest you. 

cycling savvy blog post

FSU students, faculty, and staff now have access to the nationally recognized CyclingSavvy Basics Course for FREE on Canvas! CyclingSavvy has helped thousands of cyclists and drivers learn new skills and strategies to share the road. The basics course provides an introduction to key concepts for riding safely while commuting to and around campus.

Holiday trees

 

By: Malyce Collins

So you want to make your holiday more sustainable - hurray! One way to incorporate sustainability into your holidays as being intentional with your purchase if you’re considering buying a holiday tree. 

The TL;DR answer is real trees are better. However, there are pros and cons to both! Here are some additional factors to consider:

winter break reminders

Whether you're traveling or staying local for the winter holiday, here are a few reminders to consider: