Spring energy challenge comes to a close today

The spring energy challenge asks residence halls, greek houses, apartments and academic buildings on campus to conserve water and electricity.

It also aims to teach participants about conservation habits that they can apply to their daily lives after the challenge. The competition will end today.

Thus far, 3,157,035 kilowatt-hours and 6,080,486 gallons have been saved since the competition began April 2.

Residence halls
1: Teter Quad
2: Foster Quad
3: Briscoe Quad (water savings)
1: Ashton Center
2: Eigenmann Hall
3: Willkie Quad (electricity savings)

Apartment complexes
1: Evermann Apartments
2: Redbud Hill Apartments
3: University Apartments East (water)
1: University Apartments East
2: Campus View
Apartments
3: Evermann Apartments (electricity )

Greek houses
1: Delta Tau Delta
2: Kappa Kappa Gamma
3: Delta Gamma (combined water and electricity)

Academic buildings
1: Lindley Hall
2: Swain Hall
3: Geology (combined water and electricity)

These rankings represent standings after week two.For the most up-to-date standings, visit energychallenge.indiana.edu

— Matthew Glowicki