by Leah Stern | Mar 25, 2021 | Sustainability
Riparian buffers are areas filled with vegetation around waterways such as lakes, rivers, wetlands and streams. They assist in soil stabilization and filtering potential pollution from runoff. Whenever it rains or snow melts, all that water travels downhill to the...
by Julia Mary Register | Sep 19, 2020 | COVID-19, News, Student Life
Ever since March, COVID-19 has caused many regulations to be put in place in order to ensure safety in various communities. Some of these regulations can lead to negative impacts on the environment over time. Messiah University has been forced to require multiple...
by The Pulse | Oct 21, 2019 | News
By Maddie Conley, Web Content Manager Back in August, we saw many trees come down to make way for parking, but today 180 new trees were planted with the hopes of keeping Messiah a sustainable campus. “Knowing we were going to be losing a large grove of trees on...
by The Pulse | Aug 7, 2019 | News
By Maddie Conley-Online Editor The center of campus will look a lot different when students return later this month. With the new Kim Phipps Admissions and Welcome Center construction underway, campus will begin seeing changes in parking, pedestrian walkways and green...
by The Pulse | Mar 12, 2019 | News
Maddie Conley Online Editor Recyclemania has been taking place during February and continues into March. Currently, Messiah ranks 16 out of 500 schools for the food organics category, 50 out of 502 schools for Diversion and 57 out of 502 schools in the Per Capita...
