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Recycling

Where can I recycle on campus?

There are several ways to recycle on campus. Check it out...

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Drop Off Locations

The University offers the following campus-wide recycling programs:

  • Beverage Containers: Collection containers are located in vending areas and other campus locations for plastic and metal beverage containers.
  • Office Paper: Recycle white paper, letterhead, and envelopes. Desktop collecting bins and other office collection receptacles and collection services are available by contacting CFS Call Center at 8-1900.
  • Mixed Paper: Recycle colored paper, Post-It Notes, and manila folders. Desktop collecting bins and other office collection receptacles and collection services are available by contacting CFS Call Center at 8-1900.
  • Batteries: The Department of Environmental Health and Safety collects nickel/cadmium and lead/acid batteries for recycling. To request a battery pickup, please fill out the hazardous waste manifest form. Standard household-sized (A, AA, AAA, C, D, 9-volt) batteries are not collected for recycling and may be disposed of in the trash.
  • Other items such as newspapers, magazines, cardboard, and printer/toner cartridges.
  • A large roll-off container for household recycling is available east of the Psychiatric Research Institute (PR) building. Any materials can be brought from home, with the exception of batteries, and deposited in this roll-off container for recycling.

IUPUI Groups

If you are interested in learning more about ways you can participate in recycling or other environmental efforts on campus click here.

IUPUI Activities

Tox Away Day is held each April.  In 2009, 270 people at IUPUI collected 8,198 pounds of e-waste and 3,023 pounds of household hazardous waste.

Stay tuned for more information for the 2010 event.

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