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Originally intended to operate February 22 through March 18, the Shift Coworking Pop-Up has been extended beyond the end of the academic year. Located at 29 South Main Street, Shift is a workplace

Cindy Frantz discusses the 91ֱ�� College Environmental Policy Implementation Plan, which was adopted by the General Faculty in November 2015.

Cindy Frantz discusses the 91ֱ�� College Environmental Policy Implementation Plan, which was adopted by the General Faculty in November 2015.

Chocolate-covered pretzels made by sit on display in the Pop-Up Shop downtown. Home to a handful of local entrepreneurs in the startup phase of their businesses, SEED

On Earth Day 2015, the Office of Environmental Sustainability team answered questions about sustainable practices at home and at work via the 91ֱ�� College Facebook page. Here are the team's answers to five questions posed by individuals and groups within the 91ֱ�� College community.

Environmental studies major and sophomore Beth Minahan cuts the hair of first-year Nicole Estrada on Monday, April 27, during Hair Recycling, an Ecolympics event sponsored by the Resource Conservation

Junior Sam Horne participates in Arb Clean Up, an Ecolympics event during which students were invited to pick up trash in the Arboretum on Thursday, April 16.

Keep Co-op wins the electricity competition for a second consecutive year, and the campus overall was one of the top five water reducers in the Campus Conservation Nationals.

91ֱ��’s Environmental Dashboard project is expanding to all 91ֱ�� public schools, thanks to a grant from State Farm’s Youth Action Board.

“How do we turn vicious cycles into virtuous circles?” asks Professor David Orr. “How do we shape the modern mind?” Orr will discuss those topics on Friday, November 8, when he delivers the campus'