Marine biologist, policy expert, writer and teacher Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson is the latest recipient of the Sam Rose ’58 and Julie Walters Prize for Global Environmental Activism at Dickinson College and will visit in October 2026.
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.
Dickinson College is working to create a world that is socially, economically and environmentally sustainable. Explore our website to learn how we infuse sustainability throughout the college and use the campus, community and study-abroad locations as living laboratories for learning and service to advance sustainability goals.
Dickinson is ranked #10 on the Princeton Review Top 50 Green Colleges and #5 of the Green Matters List. Explore more ways Dickinson has been recognized for our sustainability efforts