Living in halls

Your hall is a great place to get involved in sustainability at LSE, and there are a number of ways you can help to reduce the environmental impact of your halls.

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#SustainableLSE halls campaign in partnership with SOS-UK

For the second year, all LSE managed Halls took part in the #SustainableLSE Halls campaign. The programme aims to reduce energy and water consumption, improve recycling rates, and engage students and staff with the need to do so.

Highlights in 2022-23 included:

  • 398 students engaged in the campaign (19.4% of total residents), with 87% claiming they now know more about how everyday actions contribute to the climate crisis and how to drive change.
  • 62 Tonnes of CO2 saved this year vs baseline data - that’s around 4,160 average London bus journeys and £40,536 saved in energy costs.
  • 9 students were also trained as campaign volunteers, to increase awareness of, and support for the campaign.
  • Congratulations to Bankside Hall for winning this year's competition!
  • Click here to download the 2022-23 Campaign Report.

2021-22 Highlights

  • 338 students engaged in the campaign, with 87% saying they know more about how everyday actions contribute to the climate crisis.
  • 29 Tonnes of CO2 saved this year VS 2019-20 baseline (5.8% reduction).
  • 20 halls staff wardens and front of house staff were also trained to increase awareness of, and support for the campaign.
  • Congratulations to Butlers Wharf Hall for winning this year's competition!
  • Click here to download the 2021-22 Campaign Report.

 

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Green Impact

Halls are competing to implement sustainable actions and achieve either a Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum award for their work.

 

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ReLove

ReLove is a reuse program to give a home to unwanted items (books, crockery, clothes etc.) donated by students moving out of halls at the end of the academic year.