This is one of the many creative projects made out of objects such as newspaper and article clippings found by Ruby Bello.
In the Fall 2022, St. Edward’s freshmen were given the opportunity to choose from a wide variety of seminar classes. In these seminars, students are able to actively engage with the community through academic exploration. These classes challenge students to think critically, discuss and learn about several social justice topics. One class in particular, Eco-Art & Action, taught students the importance of the environment and ways that art could be created out of recycled materials. On Dec. 9, the Munday Library hosted an opening reception for the Sustainability Showcase where students displayed their work created in this seminar class.
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