When you recycle, Loyola Recycles!
Recycle Often, Recycle Right
Contamination
Please do not put any waste items into any recycling bin or exterior recycling container. Just one trash or waste item can contaminate an entire recycling bin or an entire recycling dumpster. Recycling that is contaminated with food, liquids or non-recyclable material will be rejected by the recycling facility and sent to the landfill for disposal.
Resources
General Community Resources
what and how to recycle on campus
Student Resident Resources
how to recycle in your residence hall
pictures of items you can put into your recycling bin
Elkridge Materials Recovery Facility
facts about where Loyola's recycling goes
video tour of a typical recycling facility
Electronic and Hazardous Waste
Email EHS@loyola.edu to schedule an electronic or hazardous waste pick up.
Composting
Composting is a natural process that is used to convert food and organic waste into rich soil to be returned to the earth. Composting is offered at Loyola Dining locations. Loyola collects about 10,000 lbs of organic material from campus kitchens and cafes each month.
Reports