Since we looked at some of the greenest college campuses in the United States in a previous, let’s set our sights on the border to check out some of the greenest universities in the Great White North. *THIS LIST IS IN NO WAY DEFINITIVE OR RANKED* Acadia University Location: Wolfville, Nova Scotia Why So Green? Motor vehicles are banned from idling for longer than two minutes on school property. Converted its heating system from oil to natural gas to lower GHG emissions. Member of the…

From the United Kingdom, all the way to Malaysia, universities are putting an emphasis on going green and have made campus sustainability a priority to both the students and the community. Colleges around the world have decided to make sustainability a priority on their campuses. Many of the top schools have put a focus on reducing their carbon footprint, implementing campus-wide initiatives to eat organic foods, and organizing campaigns geared towards decreasing the use of electricity. In no particular order, here are some of the…

Tailgating. It’s an American institution, a tradition with a rich history dating back to when the Romans used to “pre-game” outside amphitheaters on the backs of their chariots whilst partaking in libations of Bud Light. Ok fact checkers, take it easy, we know that last bit isn’t true [it was Coors Light, not Bud Light] but there’s no denying the hard truth that tailgating turns any boring parking lot into a huge community. Like any community, it’s up to you to keep it neat and tidy….

The dynamic duo of a strong offensive line and a tough defensive line make the ultimate powerhouse towards any rivaling team. This unstoppable team combines an offence of going green and a supportive defence of college athletics. That’s right fans, college athletics and going green have teamed up together to make their run for the ultimate title in sports: The Green Bowl. They are set to face their number one rival, the Wasteful Warriors in the championship game. Although the green bowl may be an…

We all know little kids love to mimic a parent’s actions. This can be a good thing, like emulating your actions while you clean up your house (guaranteed to be a mess made by the little demon darling). It can also be a bad thing, like reciting your favorite adult words at the most inappropriate times (but doing it in the right context making impossible to get mad and just laugh). The parental struggle is real. Same thing goes for recycling, so show your kids…