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Calling all Volunteers and Free Food Lovers: Sign Up for Waste Signage Focus Groups!
Read more: Calling all Volunteers and Free Food Lovers: Sign Up for Waste Signage Focus Groups!By: Sustainability Coordinator Jacqui Moy Waste signage around campus is crucial to improving sorting of different types of waste. You can find this signage all around campus by compost, recycle, and trash bins explaining what items go in each bin. We recognize that these signs can be confusing! Sometimes they don’t include a picture of…
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Kasteel Well 6: Flying Home
Read more: Kasteel Well 6: Flying HomeBy Sustainability Research Fellow Katie Koenig With the hindsight of winter break, it’s a lot easier to pinpoint the things that really worked out for move out and the flight back to Boston, and the things that really didn’t. For starters, I was so glad I had so little to pack during finals weekend—a weird…
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Kasteel Well 5: Buying in Bruges
Read more: Kasteel Well 5: Buying in BrugesBy Sustainability Research Fellow Katie Koenig As the end of the semester crept closer for us Castle students, some friends and I were determined to get in some kind of holiday cheer as a last hurrah before the abysmal weeks of finals and finals prep were upon us. Although the first snow in Kasteel was…
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Kasteel Well 4: Second Excursion and Learning Limits
Read more: Kasteel Well 4: Second Excursion and Learning LimitsBy Sustainability Research Fellow Katie Koenig Our second academic excursion seemed to arrive faster than a single blink. One second, I was tallying up all my assignments for the three weeks before midterms, and the next I’m a full week past our travel break and it feels like I never had a break in the…
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Kasteel Well 3: Independent Travel and Brussels
Read more: Kasteel Well 3: Independent Travel and BrusselsBy Sustainability Research Fellow Katie Koenig Traveling alone is a daunting task, made even harder when in a completely different country that speaks a different primary language than you. Help from Castle staff and buddying up with peers makes it easier, but there are innumerable considerations to take into account, and adding sustainable methods of…