Dickinson is joining more than 300 universities, high schools and other organizations around the world for a day of learning and action on climate change, climate justice and equity.
The new Farm Works store brings the College Farm into downtown Carlisle.
For the fourth consecutive year, Dickinson has been recognized as a top performer in the Sustainable Campus Index.
We tag along with Sunrise Movement co-founder Varshini Prakash during her three-day Rose-Walters Prize Residency on campus.
"Dickinson is positioned to change the world in sustainable ways," says Valeria Carranza '09, who was inspired by a tour of the College Farm to spark positive change in Montgomery County, Md.
Dickinson will present the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change with the Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize for Environmental Activism.
The executive director and co-founder of Sunrise Movement urges students to take action in the fight against climate change in ways that are personal to them.
Plans are under way to construct a cutting-edge, sustainable learning, research and event facility at the College Farm. One year after the Farm Lab project launch, new developments are afoot.
The accolade tops a year of honors recognizing Dickinson’s national leadership in sustainability education and campus operations.
Varshini Prakash is the 2021 recipient of Dickinson's Rose-Walters Prize for Environmental Activism.
A national leader in sustainability education and sustainable campus operations, Dickinson is again ranked in Sierra’s top 20.
Prakash, who helped build a movement to stop climate change and create jobs for all, is the 10th recipient of the prestigious Rose-Walters Prize.
Local events and accolades for Dickinson highlight the annual worldwide celebration of the planet we call home.