college

Students at William & Mary College are "doing it in the dark" to save energy.  Student dorms, classrooms and campus buildings are pitted against one another to see who can save the most energy.

What do Harvard, Dartmouth, the University of Washington, Middlebury, Carleton and the University of Vermont have in common?

List of "green" fundraisers;  articles.

See more details from the NWF at http://www.nwf.org/campusecology/chillout/. I'm partial, as well, since my dear husband had a hand in one of the videos. If you like it, please rate "Doing the Green Thing"!

A little humor for your sustainable efforts. More about Berea College's sustainable efforts here: http://www.berea.edu/sens

Great reasons to ride a bike in college - once I brought a bike to campus, I never looked back, and I ended up saving money, polluting less, and being healthier... and you can, too.

The college years are an exciting transitional time for young people. Many are off on their own for the first time, and they’re faced with responsibility for their own actions and their own well-being. For some teens, college is the first time they experience autonomy, and the variety of choices they’re faced with can be overwhelming, and the pressure of making green choices might just be too much to handle. There are, however, five simple choices they can make in their transition into adulthood that can easily lessen their footprint while in college.

The 100 Mile Diet authors, Alisa Smith and James MacKinnon, give some great advice about how to eat local while you're away at college; even if you're tied to a meal plan.