This year 619 universities in 76 countries participated and UL placed 150th in the world and 22nd in the United States. It is the only university ranking system in the world that measure a university’s commitment in developing an ‘environmentally friendly’ infrastructure. The rankings look at 6 categories focused on sustainability: setting and infrastructure, energy and climate change, waste, water, transportation and education.
Have you see Monty the magnificent Montezuma?
Congratulations to our UL Lafayette students who took first and third place in the LAGCOE Green City Student Design competition. Five final teams from Lafayette, Canada, and Mexico presented design proposals to make cities around the world more sustainable.
Congrats UL Lafayette for receiving Tree Campus USA recognition in 2016!
Tree Campus USA is a program sponsored by the Arbor Day Foundation. The program recognizes colleges and universities that manage their campus trees, connect with the community to foster healthy, urban forests, and engage students in service learning that supports forestry efforts. UL Lafayette just earned its eighth consecutive title with the addition of the 2016 Tree Campus USA recognition.
