The Imaginary Man behind the Curtain: Why Trying to Find an “Authentic Experience” as a Tourist Will Likely Leave You Disappointed

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Nickolas Bartel Imagine you are walking around campus and a prospective student touring were to ask you for a list of things to do to have an authentic W&J experience in a day. It would be quite challenging to do to boil the entire student experience...
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Stop Gatekeeping the Outdoors: How to Make the Outdoors More Inclusive and Welcoming

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Julia Schaffer   As indoor options became more dangerous after the introduction of COVID-19, many people have turned to the outdoors as a safer alternative. The fresh air and open trails are always welcoming new hikers with open arms. Unfortunately,...
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National Geographic Belize Trip

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Benjamin Simon Three years ago I went on a trip to Belize with National Geographic. While we stayed at the Calabash Caye field station my group went out on the water every single day. We would snorkel and freedive for hours, some of us even scuba dove at...
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Falling In Love with Rock Climbing

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Orri Gabbay I only recently picked up rock climbing. I would say I gained my passion for climbing during the summer leading into my sophomore year at W&J College. At that point, I had recently been going through tremendous stressors, one specifically...
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GMO’s. What are they?

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Aleena McDaniel   GMO’s. What are they?  GMO’s are Genetically Modified Organisms. They have been created through biotechnology, which is where scientists manipulate the genetic makeup of crops and livestock in order for them to tend to our needs....
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Out & About in a Pandemic

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by April Bonifate In the first few months of the pandemic last year, our lives were changed in ways that we would have never anticipated. While others were graduating into an uncertain future or having a baby that would ultimately spend its first year of life...
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Planting for Honeybees

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Robert Dunn This spring our oldest son, Emmett (8 years old), decided that he wanted to use a part of our backyard in East Washington to plant flowers that would attract and help honeybees.  He purchased the book Planting for Honeybees: The Grower’s Guide...
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How to Recycle Plastic Bags into Yarn

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Carly Croft Do you feel as though you’re drowning in a sea of single-use plastic bags? Ever wonder what you could be doing to reuse them other than carrying things in them or using them for your trash can? If so, this DIY is for you. Plastic shopping bags...
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Pollinator Gardens

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Lekhya Kollu Pollinators are vital to sustaining our ecosystems and helping humans produce products like fruits, vegetables, fibers, nuts, and oils. One out of every three bites of food we take is thanks to the efforts of pollinators! Unfortunately, due to...
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An Experiment on Hydroponic Gardening

by | April 22, 2021 | Earth Day, News | 0 Comments

Written by Savannah Keough Science became an interest of mine growing up because of its ever changing nature. When you are young, you are drawn to things that are interesting and new so naturally I was peaked by science experiments in my biology and chemistry classes....
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