Sustainability is a buzzword synonymous with saving the earth, and the most strategic step we can take toward sustainability is to reduce waste.
It is pretty simple really; we see the recycling receptacles stationed all over campus here at TLU. Drink a soda and drop the plastic bottle in the recycle bin. But have you ever thought of what kind of impact the food we eat and don't eat has on the environment?
The spring semester marks a time of great change for many seniors at TLU. With graduation right around the corner, their academic careers come to a close as they move on to the next phase of their lives.
This can be a very stressful time, especially with the unsure atmosphere of the economy. However, not everyone is overcome by the fear of what the future may, or may not, bring. Joseph Klepac, senior accounting major, subscribes to this not-too-worried philosophy.
Texas Lutheran University earned high honors in Intercollegiate Academics at the National Convention of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society for Colleges and Universities in San Diego, California, March 31-April 2.
Curtis Lee, senior physics major, won the top honor in the engineering section of the convention program, with his paper and presentation, Simulating Rigid Body Motion in Incompressible Two-phase Flow for Applications in Energy Harvesting. In addition, Lee took the Physics prize with his paper, The Finite Element Method and Applications; he was also awarded the Robert W. Sledge Fellowship Award of $3,500.
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