Past Events

Hosted by the Austin Chapter of CleanTX in collaboration with Dr. Michael Webber and Professor John Butler, this monthly meetup is a chance to connect with students and professionals interested in clean energy.

Ready to combat the threats of climate change, access, and more through business, financial, and social systems? Want to prepare yourself to be a sustainability leader and problem solver in any career? Apply to the Global Sustainability Leadership Minor!

The University of Georgia Entrepreneurship Program invites student entrepreneurs from any college or university to apply to the 2025 UGA Next Top Entrepreneur Competition with their business and/or idea. Finalists will be invited to compete on Thursday, April 3, 2025, in Athens, Georgia.

Fund your social or environmental impact venture through the Sustainability Education and Enterprise Development (SEED) Challenge! Deadline to apply is 2/27.

GSLI and CLE are hosting Professor Alison Taylor of NYU Stern, author of Higher Ground, at 4 pm on 2/27 in Rowling Hall, RRH 4.416. Join us for a great event!

Visit UT Farm Stand’s on-campus market to purchase local and sustainably grown produce, bread, honey and their famous hibiscus tea. BYOBags and stock up on seasonal groceries.

The "Connecting Students to Climate Research" workshop, facilitated by the UT-City Climate CoLab, bridges the gap between academia and municipal climate initiatives by empowering students to align their interests with meaningful research opportunities.

Join us for an inspiring talk with one of America's foremost environmental journalists and communicators, Andrew Revkin!

Organized by Assistant Professor of Practice Juana Salcedo, this exhibition considers the urban origins of today’s socio-environmental breakdown and biodiversity loss, encouraging the spatial arts to reimagine possible landscapes of multispecies cohabitation.

Join Planet Texas 2050's annual symposium, Feb. 24 to Feb. 27, 2025. Through multiple presentation formats and opportunities for dialogue and exchange, the symposium will explore diverse and intersecting aspects of resilience.