The Stinger fleet recently acquired hybrid-electric buses and is planning on adding 100% electric buses soon.

Located near Paper and Clay and the Instructional Center, the Community Garden is a living classroom and growing space where students can volunteer, grow food, and learn sustainable gardening practices. Open to all Georgia Tech students, faculty, staff, and visitors.

For students who would like to volunteer at the Community Garden go to Students Organizing for Sustainability’s web page: https://sos.gtorg.gatech.edu

Located on the roof of the Kendra building, Georgia Tech’s living building. Student volunteers care for four growing beds where they grow food, cook items they grow, and learn sustainable practices.

Kendeda Rooftop: For students who would like to volunteer at the Kendeda Rooftop Garden, go to Students Organizing for Sustainability’s web page: https://sos.gtorg.gatech.edu

Each spring, Green Goodbyes helps students donate gently used items during move-out.

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Items collected through the Green Goodbyes program are sorted and made available to students through our on-campus thrift store. The store provides an affordable, sustainable shopping option and supports a circular campus economy. For any questions related to hours, donations, or the Green Goodbyes program, please contact Sustainability Specialist Abby Dutton at adutton3@gatech.edu.

Location: 2nd floor of Barnes & Noble @ Georgia Tech

Hours: Tuesday–Thursday, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM ]

In collaboration with Student Engagement and Student Life, we’re developing a Sustainable Events Guide to help RSOs, SGA, and Fraternity & Sorority Life host events that align with Georgia Tech’s sustainability values. Stay tuned!

We partner with dining providers to promote zero-waste practices, compost collection, and plant-forward meals. Look for reusable to-go options, local sourcing, and food recovery programs in Tech Dining locations. To learn more, go to https://dining.gatech.edu/sustainability.

Sustainability in Georgia Tech Housing is powered by student action. Our efforts focus on composting, reducing electricity and water use, and building a culture of conscious consumption in the residence halls. Compost bins are available in select communities, and students are encouraged to rethink daily habits—like turning off lights, taking shorter showers, and minimizing waste. Together, small changes add up to a big impact across campus living spaces.

To learn more visit https://housing.gatech.edu/resources/sustainability.