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A monarch visited our native prairie restoration yesterday!

We love our birds!

And a Killdeer has eggs in the native restoration area! Thanks Joe Fearn for marking it, making certain no one steps on them!

The bees LOVE our demonstration plot for our native restoration area east of Hammons School of Architecture!

Our MDC grant site residents: bees and the groundhog!

Have a Very Happy Earth Day!

Drury University: The Princeton Review recognizes Drury in annual “Guide to Green Colleges” The Princeton Review has again list Drury University in its annual “Guide to 399 Green Colleges.” More than 2,000 schools were considered for this list. A plethora of recent developments in sustainability have helped Drury secure its position on this year’s list.

BIG NEWS! Drury has been awarded a Missouri Department of Conservation Community Conservation Grant to restore a habitat area east of the Hammons School of Architecture!

An even greener campus is coming!

NYC design firm Cooper Robertson to lead campus master planning process Renowned group recently completed work on Gateway Arch Museum renovation; Input sessions with stakeholders, campus and community groups will be held week of April 17 SPRINGFIELD, Mo., April 12, 2017 — Drury University has selected acclaimed architecture and urban design firm Cooper Robertson to lead...

Joe Fearn, captain of our grounds team at Drury University, presented the great work he and his crew have done on the campus for stormwater management at the monthly Watershed Committee of the Ozarks meeting. Wonderful work, Joe!