Loyola University of New Orleans

Loyola University New Orleans has a campus environmental committee. There is no known policy relating to campus-wide sustainability initiatives.

The university's Statement on Environmental Responsibility prioritizes energy efficiency and conservation through practices including high-efficiency lighting, building automation system upgrades, and motion sensors.

The university buys from 12 local farms, and all dairy products are sustainably produced in the area. All new students receive a reusable cup and grocery bag. Currently, only paper is recycled; however, as New Orleans rebuilds its municipal recycling infrastructure, the university plans to expand its program.

The university has no known green buildings or green building policy.

The student-led Community Action Program is a volunteer service organization and a member of the Campus Climate Challenge. The university has no active programs to involve students in campus sustainability activities.

The university has not made public any programs or practices that encourage or facilitate the use of alternative forms of transportation.

The university has no known policy of disclosure of endowment holdings or shareholder voting records.

The university aims to optimize investment return and has not made any public statements about investigating or investing in renewable energy funds or community development loan funds.

The university has not made any public statements about active ownership or a proxy voting policy.