Environment ·
From Trash to Treasure
This May, Project Move Out collected 500 pounds of food and about five tons of clothing from AU students.
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Environment ·
Meltzer Center Poised to Be AU’s First Net Zero Building, but What Is Net Zero?
Â鶹´«Ã½ achieved carbon neutrality in 2018 and is now moving to further advance our sustainability goals by adding what is expected to become its first Net Zero Energy building to the campus portfolio.
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Meltzer Center will feature AU's first geothermal heat pump system
Construction begins for AU's first geothermal heat pump system, as part of Meltzer Center for Athletic Performance
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Science ·
To the Point: How Exactly Does Exercise Affect Our Brain Function?
Department of Health Studies’ Evan Reister answers our question of the week
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Science ·
To the Point: What Do We Really Know about Ozempic and Wegovy?
Department of Health Studies’ Dara Ford answers our question of the week
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Environment ·
Professor MacAvoy on the Science of Earthquakes
After earthquake rattles New Jersey, Professor of Environmental Science Stephen MacAvoy answers our questions about recent earthquakes across the globe
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Environment ·
Who Are Today's Climate Activists?
SIS professor Dana R. Fisher explores the truth about three of the big myths being told about climate activism and the climate movement today.
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Technology ·
Develop Your Career through Workday
Employees can sign up for HR development programs, complete required trainings, and explore more than 3,500 LinkedIn Learning courses—all in one place.
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Environment ·
Winter Energy Curtailment Efforts Result in Significant Energy and Water Cost Savings
The measurements all have been collected and analyzed and the findings make apparent that Â鶹´«Ã½â€™s annual Winter Energy Curtailment efforts were again an overwhelming success.
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Environment ·
Trace Your Waste
Leave fewer (environmental) footprints behind by following Facility Management’s trash-sorting guidelines.
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