Lang Sustainability Conference

We’re proud to introduce Nexans Canada .ca as the Title Sponsor of our 2026 Languages Sustainability Conference.

This event is made possible through their generous support and shared commitment to innovation, sustainability, and global collaboration. We truly appreciate their involvement in helping us create meaningful conversations and impactful change.

Learn more about Nexans Canada and their work toward a more sustainable future.

It’s finally here! Registrations are now open for the Lang Sustainability Conference 2026!

Every year, this event brings our community together to learn, connect, and drive real change, and we want YOU to join us this year.

📅 March 13th & 14th
🎟️ Get your tickets before they’re gone, link in bio!

Time's running out! Don't forget to donate before heading to or from campus. You won't want to miss the amazing swap we have planned! Make sure to carve out some time this week and join the swap - we can't wait to see you!

Donations are officially OPEN until Friday!
Bring as many or as few clothes as you’d like to the Commerce Corner in the Lang building to participate in next week’s SWAP. Don’t miss out, your future fave clothing pieces are waiting for you 👀✨

Clothing Swap Event: November 25th
But first… donate! 🫶
Donation Week: November 19th–21st

• Commerce Collective (Lang) 12–3 PM

Clean out your closet before the holidays and support sustainable fashion ♻️

Get ready for our Clothing Swap Event on November 25th, but first, it’s time to donate! 🫶Donation Week: November 17th-20th.
-University Centre: Nov 17th & 18th, 1-3 PM
-Commerce Collective (Lang): Nov 17th-20th, 12-3 PM.

Bring your gently used clothes to either location and receive a ticket to join the swap next week!

It’s the perfect way to clean your closet before the holidays and support sustainable fashion

Hey everyone! 🌿 This week we’re celebrating one of Guelph’s gems: Wild Rose, a locally loved consignment boutique in the heart of downtown. With hand-selected, in-season women’s clothing and vintage pieces, Wild Rose makes sustainable fashion effortless, unique, and timeless.

If you’re in Guelph and want to shop sustainably while discovering one-of-a-kind treasures, stop by Wild Rose at 23 MacDonnell Street. ✨

For this week’s , we’re proud to feature The Neighbourhood Group! A hospitality company right here in Guelph making sustainability delicious! 🥕
With locally sourced ingredients, B Corp certification, and a mission to do business for good, they’re proving that every bite can make a difference. 🌎

This week’s Sustainability Sundays features Refill Bar Guelph ♻️

We’re inspired by Refill Bar’s mission to reduce single-use waste and make sustainable living more accessible through refillable household and personal care products. By promoting a circular approach to consumption, Refill Bar helps our community make small changes that create a big impact. 🌎

As October continues through Circular Economy Month, we encourage students to explore how local businesses like Refill Bar are shaping a more sustainable future!

Join us on Tuesday, October 22nd at 4:30 PM starting at the UC Outdoor Courtyard for a fun and interactive scavenger hunt around campus! 🌎

Explore sustainability-themed locations, collect stamps, and learn fun facts along the way. Once you complete the hunt, head back to the UC to socialize, enjoy some snacks, and enter a gift card giveaway 🎁

✨ Everyone is welcome! No matter your program or year of study, and you can join at any time during the event!

It’s the first Monday of October, the perfect day to kick off the Eco Challenge Month! 🌎💚
Join the City of Guelph team through the link in our bio, complete fun daily actions, and invite your friends to join in too. Let’s make sustainability a team effort! 🌱✨

This week’s Sustainability Sundays features Andrew Telfer from the Circular Innovation Council 🌎

We’re inspired by Andrew’s work in advancing the circular economy and his commitment to driving meaningful change through business. With October being Circular Economy Month, we encourage students to explore how circular systems can shape a more sustainable future. 💡