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Stick around after the greenhouse show to take part in a stargazing exercise led by the physics department. Participants will have the chance to view the night sky through one of the physics department's powerful telescopes. All are welcome!

Students for Environmental Action and the Environment Program will be hosting a sustainability fair in Loyola's palm court. Stop by for food, activities, art, and more. And don't forget to take the sustainability pledge for free gifts!

Vendors & Activities:
- Design program pop-up shop
-Costume Shop pop-up
- Food provided by Sodexo
- Crafts table
- Adopt a plant from the greenhouse
- Take the sustainability pledge for prizes
- Stargazing led by the Physics Department
- Live stream of the Greenhouse show

Dr. Aimee Thomas (Loyola) and Bug expert Zack Lemann (Curator of Animal Collections Audubon Institute) invite you to experience an early spring Blacklight event in the Loyola Peace Quad on Thursday, April 20th 7 - 9pm.  Black lights are highly attractive to many night-flying moths, beetles and other insect and insect relatives, so bug enthusiasts use them to actively gather insects at night.  Come learn why Aimee and Zack are so passionate about insects!

Join us as we hear from Jaime Jimenez, an ENVA alum class of 2021, in Monroe Hall 152. The event will be live-streamed and will be posted on YouTube. 

Join us Monday, April 17, 2023 for a very special Earth Week Farmer's Market.  It will be held in the Peace Quad from 11:30am - 2:00pm.  This year's market will include a cooking demo "Krafted by Kraig" along with a special treat an "Edible Garden". The soil will be black Chinese rice w/quinoa, fresh veggies will include asparagus, squash, zucchini, snow peas, carrots & Bok choy topped off with a balsamic vinaigrette.

Don't miss our free Earth Week tote bag to help you carry all of you fresh fruits and veggies!

Join Jordan Jones for an evening campus clean-up sponsored by Keep Louisiana Beautiful. Participants will clean the perimeter of campus including St. Charles, Calhoun, Freret, and West Rd. Supplies will be provided.

Join 2016 ENVA alum Emma Reid on a canoe trip in Manchac Shell Bank Bayou. This is a unique experience you won't want to miss!

Reservation & Cost: $10 dollars and deliver payment to Monroe hall 571/572 on M,W,Th from 12:30-4:30PM. The deadline for new sign-ups is Thursday April 13th.  RSVP with kjkahn@loyno.edu

Bus Schedule: Pickup at the Loyola Freret St. Entrance between Tulane Law School & Loyola Sports Complex for transportation to Manchac swamp.

Ken Weber's Activities: The drum circle is an ancient form of communication and community that resonates with the rhythm of the Earth's natural cycles. All are invited to participate in the drum circle, no experience or equipment needed.

Yoga with Abby Woods: Vinyasa flow is meant to strengthen your body while opening your heart. Through a combination of poetry, meditation and creative movement, Abby's (she/her) class is meant to help you become grounded in the present moment.