Dickinson students, staff, and faculty and Carlisle community members will come together on March 30 for a day of learning and action on climate change, climate justice, and equity. Check out the schedule for the latest interactive, content rich, and action oriented sessions that are planned.

Register now and put your sustainability skills to the test by participating in the Campus EcoChallenge from April 1-21, 2022. The challenge is behavior-based and focuses on individual and collective action and is a fun and social way to take measurable action on the sustainability-related issues you care about.

Varshini Prakash, executive director and co-founder of Sunrise Movement, a grassroots organization of young people working to stop climate change and create good-paying jobs in the process had a campus residency to share her work and inspire Dickinsonians through class visits, discussions, public event and workshop.

Sustainability is one of the pillars of a Dickinson education, and we are meeting our civic obligation to the future by taking responsible, scientifically supported action now.

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.

The Center For Sustainability Education's Sustainability E-Newsletter is student-produced, released bi-weekly, and the perfect place for you to find all of Dickinsons current sustainability news, events, jobs and opportunities.