Delicious coffee without the waste
All ASU departments can now participate in the Reusable K-Cup® Program. This follows a successful 2024 pilot in the University Services Building with over 300 employees on the Tempe campus.
Desert Financial Arena Renovations Commissioning Services
The ASU community powers the university’s ambitious sustainability goals. The university's online and in-person professional development opportunities equip you to take personal action in your daily work and engage in collaborative action that drives lasting impact across the university.
Celebrate Earth: The Ground and Above
University Sustainability Practices announced Molly Van Ness, Office Specialist Senior, Global Futures Laboratory, as the winner of its Sixth Annual Earth Day Every Day Design Contest.
Van Ness will have her design, “Celebrate Earth: The Ground and Above,” printed on two custom tumblers by LOGO Brands and painted on the windows of the Sun Devil Fitness Complex on the ASU Tempe campus.
Packard Drive Practice Facility and Fan Zone
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Reducing ASU’s carbon footprint through EV purchases
In September 2025, ASU secured $232,500 in federal incentives to accelerate the transition to an electric fleet across its campuses. The funding will help the university replace 10% of its vehicle fleet with electric models. This will reduce transportation-related fossil fuel use by approximately 10% and avoid 75 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually. Many vehicles that will be replaced are the most frequently used on campus, which will significantly reduce emissions.
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H Wing renovation
This project will renovate the Bateman Physical Sciences Center H wing, originally constructed in 1991, to meet the current and future demands of the university’s academic and research programs. The project scope includes the comprehensive renovation of the existing wet and dry laboratories for research and instruction, classrooms, and office spaces, while maintaining the same general space types within the building.