The “East Entryway Project”, or more commonly known to SLLC members and affiliates as “The Woods Project”, aims to make space for student-centered design and sustainable stewardship of a space marked by tall trees and vines at the crossroads of the Ecological Community Gardens, the Feminist Research Institute, the Domes cooperative student residence and the Student Farm. A crucial connecting piece, the Woods has the potential to form a natural accessible link between SLLC communities and preserve mature habitats of plants and animals.

SLLC communities and stakeholders have been meeting regularly throughout the summer to connect and engage around our community campus planning initiatives!  Some highlights of the summer include granting two new Green Fellowships for the upcoming academic year, hiring two new student staff to plan and coordinate the stewardship of the TGIF Woods Project and fortifying community connections and shared resources to ensure we all thrive in our living and learning spaces, especially given today’s current challenges.  Look out for updates on some of ou