On Sustainability in the Motion Picture Industry Heidi Kindberg Goss is an alumna of the USMA program at AULA and is currently Manager of Sustainability
Angela Vincent, recipient of North American Association for Environmental Education (NAAEE)’s “30 Under 30” and alumni of the Urban Sustainability Master of Arts program sat
The winners of the 5th Annual Library Research Awards were honored in the Antioch University Los Angeles Library where they discussed their papers, research strategies,
Recent graduate from the MA in Urban Sustainability program at AULA, Vanessa Rios, wrote a policy brief this year, titled “Urban Solutions for Developing a
The AULA Sustainability Committee, Student Engagement Office, and Undergraduate Studies Department hosted a Sustainable Living Fair on campus. The Fair’s goal was to highlight ways students and
Jane Paul, Director of the Bachelor of Arts Urban Studies Concentration, Teaching Faculty in the MA in Urban Sustainability Program, and Co-Chair of the
An AmeriCorps experience sets you apart. You chose a service-driven path through which you gained new skills and valuable knowledge. At Antioch University, we greatly
The recipients of this year’s Antioch University Los Angeles (AULA) Alumni Awards include an award-winning poet and author; an educator who developed an innovative school
Antioch University Los Angeles awarded degrees at its 45th annual Commencement ceremony that took place on Sunday, June 25, 2017. The ceremony honored graduates from
April is recognized as Earth Month. Organizations worldwide plan events and activities to demonstrate support for environmental protection and to increase awareness and appreciation of
The Sustainability Committee and the Urban Sustainability Department recently sponsored two workshops in celebration of Earth Month. Presenters included Rashonda “Zoe Blaq” Bartney, a Certified
April is Earth Month and many organizations around Los Angles will be hosting events. The Urban Sustainability Department and the Sustainability Committee are presenting two
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