Walking First: How Sripatum University Builds a Pedestrian-Priority, Car-Free Campus

At Sripatum University (SPU), the shortest route between two classes is meant to be a walk. The campus is planned around pedestrians. Motorcycles and non-essential vehicles stay outside the inner…

SPU Targets Carbon Neutrality by 2045 Across Scope 1 and 2, Five Years Ahead of Thailand’s National Goal

With a clear target year, stronger climate governance and students taking the lead on campus, Sripatum University is turning its climate commitment into a measurable path to a low-carbon future.…

Safe Drinking Water for Everyone: How Sripatum University Keeps Clean Water Free, from Refill Stations to Its Own USR-Brand Bottles

Access to safe drinking water is a basic right, and on a busy campus it is also a matter of everyday health. Sripatum University (SPU) treats free, clean drinking water…

Every Drop Twice: Sripatum University’s Water Reuse Policy Turns Rainwater into a Campus Resource

Rainwater harvesting, smart irrigation and a policy that asks every building to waste less. This is how SPU makes sustainable water management part of campus routine. Bangkok’s water supply is…

SDG 15 Progress Report 2025/26: How Sripatum University Greens Its Campus, Restores Forests and Wildlife Habitat, and Works with Communities to Protect Life on Land

Reporting period: 1 August 2025 – 31 July 2026 One page, one year, every SDG 15 measure. This is SPU’s public account of how it cares for the land it…

From Every Building to the City Drain: How Sripatum University Treats Its Wastewater

No untreated wastewater leaves SPU. A building-by-building treatment process keeps Bangkok’s waterways cleaner, and gives some of that water a second life on campus. A university campus uses water all…