Keep Loyola Beautiful
Loyola University is a Keep Louisiana Beautiful University Affiliate. It is one of 12 Louisiana institutions, along with hundreds of other national and community affiliates, recognized for its dedication to preserving the beauty of Louisiana. Keep Louisiana Beautiful’s University Sustainability Coalition meets throughout the academic year to share ideas, successes, and challenges related to campus sustainability.
Glass Recycling Drop-Off
To find a glass drop-off location in the city, visit the Glass Half Full website
Campus glass recycling bins can be found on West Road near Freret Street (see map)
Campus Recycling
Recycling bins can be found around campus inside buildings. We are working towards standardizing bins for easier recognition and creating recycling stations that contain both recycle bins and landfill bins, so be on the lookout! Below is a quick guide to help you know what can and cannot go into our campus recycle bins. If in doubt, throw it out! This helps reduce contamination in the recycling and better ensures that the items in the recycle bin actually get recycled.
Thanks for Reducing Your Paw Print, Wolfpack!
Native & Sustainable Plantings on Campus
Dittmann Circle Gardens
Loyola's newly planted native Pollinator Garden sits in the heart of campus and demonstrates the diversity of native pollinator plants and their pollinators as well as beautifying an underutilized part of campus. A project of Keep Loyola Beautiful and the Environment Program and is funded by Entergy.
Monroe Hall Trellises
The trellises outside of Monroe Hall have new native vines to attract butterflies and hummingbirds. A project of the Azby greenhouse and Students for Environmental Action, which were awarded funding through the Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund.