By: Allison Forsythe On Saturday, Nov. 9, the oldest green organization on campus, Green Oxford, made a great leap for all green organizations into the uptown Oxford bars. Green Oxford hosted an event called BEAT the WASTE at Brick Street Bar and Grill’s famous Beat daytime hours. Although Beat is known for its weekend deals … More BEAT the WASTE
“Imagine your life in one year,” began Ryan Nicodemus, addressing a group of Miami University students, faculty, and staff, as well as members of the Oxford community at an event Monday March 2 sponsored by the university’s largest environmental organization, Green Oxford. Less stress, less negativity, less junk; more free time, more energy, more positivity. … More Less is More
GreenHawks Media is proud to present a series known as “Glad to Know You” featuring organizations on Miami University that are environmentally-oriented. Since it was founded in 2007, environmental organization Green Oxford has been committed to making Miami University and all of Oxford a greener place through action, education, and leadership, according to its student … More Glad to Know You: Green Oxford
Are you interested in green issues? Do you like to socialize with other environmentally conscious people? Do you feel comfortable discussing your religion? If you answered yes to any of these three questions, then the Oxford Interfaith Climate Change Work Group, or the ICCWG could be the perfect fit for you! The ICCWG is a … More Oxford’s Interfaith Climate Change Work Group
This Wednesday, Mar. 27, the Miami student organization Green Oxford will be showing their bi-weekly Green Screen, with this week’s feature being the groundbreaking documentary film Last Call at the Oasis. Directed by Jessica Yu, and with main narration given by the renowned environmental lawyer and activist Erin Brockovich, Last Call at the Oasis draws … More Oxford’s Green Screen: Now Showing Last Call at the Oasis
Spring 2012 – This Wednesday night’s Green Screen was the showing of the film FLOW: For Love of Water at the Oxford Community Arts Center. The 2008 documentary focuses on the issues of water privatization, both in the developing world and in the U.S., and centers on its tagline, “How did a handful of corporations steal our … More Documentary describes the issues of global water supply
Fall 2011 – Members of Miami University’s Green Oxford conducted a taste test called ‘Take Back the Tap’ on Nov. 9 and 15, in Shriver to see if students would prefer the taste more costly water over less expensive environmental friendly water. In the taste test willing participants were given unidentified samples of water from … More Green Oxford encourages students to ‘Take Back the Tap’
Fall 2011 – Oxford’s latest green screen movie, Gasland, was presented on Nov. 9 at the Oxford Community Arts Center to a mixed group of Miami University students and community members. This marks the first green screen where the Oxford Interfaith Climate Change Work Group, which usually hosts the movies, has begun working with Green … More Green Screen: Gasland
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