This research aims to advance the discourse on how universities can achieve sustainable campus operations by integrating sustainability in research and teaching. In particular, this paper explores the issues around incorporating sustainability into the undergraduate curriculum. Integrating Green Information Systems (Green IS) theory and practice into the curriculum of students majoring in Information Systems and Computer Science brings a multi-disciplinary and holistic thinking aspect to the curriculum whilst sensitizing both staff and students to sustainability issues. The uniqueness of this paper is that it explores how Green IS can be integrated into the curriculum, using an approach based on the theory of coherent practice, which enables students to become empowered through direct exposure to real-world problems, such as sustainability. The theoretical framework is based on the Green IS model proposed by Butler (2012) and the paper aims to extend the institutional influences of Green IS to include a network element. This research paper is exploratory in nature but should be of particular interest to practitioners, IS educators, as well as furthering research of monitoring and evaluating carbon footprints.