Join Rare and Dickinson on October 5 for a summit of campus change-makers exploring behavioral solutions to reduce campus emissions—and put college and university campuses at the forefront of climate action.
Dickinson College has met the challenge set forth in its Climate Action Plan and is on track to reach its goal of being carbon neutral in 2020. To be officially announced in April 2020, Dickinson will become one of just a few carbon-neutral college?s in the nation.
Dickinson earns the No. 12 spot on the Sierra Magazine Cool Schools list, and the No. 2 spot in the overall-performance category among baccalaureate institutions on AASHE’s 2019 Sustainable Campus Index.
The Hive engages students, staff, and faculty in learning about sustainability problems and solutions through the direct experience of beekeeping, honey production and community building. Check out why it is buzzworthy.
The Dickinson Community works to promote biking through The Handlebar Bicycle Co-Op, daily Red Bike loans, semester-long Green Bike loans, convenient bike racks across campus and biking education programming & events.
Dickinson College is working to create a world that is socially, economically and environmentally sustainable. Explore our website to learn how we are infusing sustainability throughout the college, and using the campus, community and study abroad locations as living laboratories for learning and service that advance sustainability goals.
