Within my sustainability journey, there were times that the news was increasingly saturated by bad news. When big companies are being unsustainable and having a bad impact on the planet, […]
Sustainable New Year’s Resolutions
There’s no denying that climate change is more visible than ever, and you don’t have to look much further than last summer as a small example of the extreme weather […]
Wise Words for the Earth: Geopoetry
Geopoetry is the poetry with the Earth at its centre; and for these workshops, the attendees were all given a variety of rocks and fossils to guide them in their writing.
Welcome to January
Happy New Year! I hope you all had a wonderful break over the holidays! Personally, I’m not one of those new year new me people – I figure that if […]
Monthly Good News #4: December 2022
Howdy, hi, hello, and welcome to the final few days of 2022! The year has gone so blindingly fast that it doesn’t at all feel like it should be the […]
A Day Learning About Medieval Animals
On Saturday the 26th of November I was lucky enough to be involved in an event run by Dr Diane Heath, who is currently leading a project on educating people […]
SG-Ho-Ho-Ho: The Making of the Sustainability Christmas Tree
If you’re walking about campus and pass the front of The Chapel, you might have glimpsed our sustainable Christmas tree. Our Christmas tree might not look as polished or elegant […]
Christmas and Wellbeing: Coping at Christmas Time
While Christmas can be a time full of so much joy and festivities, for some people it can be difficult. This can be for numerous reasons and if you’re reading […]
Pilgrim’s Ale Arrives at Christ Church
Christ Church’s 7th homegrown beer, Pilgrims’ Ale, has arrived! Here is everything you need to know about it: The lifecycle of a Christ Church ale starts at the hop gardens […]