Before that, Environmental Action and the Green Club only worked together to support social and environmental action. The Green Club sponsors programs that support campus recycling, environmental justice, vegetarian and animal rights. Historically, the Green Club involved itself in political issues that would promote social and environmental justice. However, Roibal said the politics they practice have become more partisan. Sociology junior Teresa Fernandez agreed with Roibal.
Sororities wear their T-shirts.
They are just proud of who they are. She has never been to a Green Club meeting. We just encourage people to vote and get involved. She estimates that only about five out of 30 members of each board meeting are Green Club members. Although Environmental Action and the Green Club do not co-sponsor programs, they always support each other, she said.