At Seattle U, we define sustainability in a pluralistic and inclusive way, encompassing human and ecological health, social justice, secure livelihoods, and a better world for all generations.
We are a top-ranked green university but we know we need to keep striving to do better.
No matter your degree, graduate students can challenge your field to take bolder steps toward sustainability and learn more about personal ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
We’re here to help.
Center for Environmental Justice and Sustainability: CEJS serves as a clearinghouse for Seattle University’s environmental programs and sustainability initiatives. Get involved in environmental justice efforts on and off-campus. And check out our edible plants on campus!
Sustainable living for graduate students: Find out what you can do to reduce your carbon footprint.
Spring Cleaning: Facts and ideas to simplify clothing choices and minimize impact on vulnerable humans and the environment.
Clothing Swap: Annual spring event to reuse clothing that already exists...and spruce up your wardrobe.
Environmental justice in the community: Volunteer with a local organization working on environmental issues, food, water, ecosystems and energy.
Thrifting and vintage near Seattle U: Seattle has great thrift stores, vintage shops and women-owned consignment stores.
