Kenyon in the World
Projects for Peace
Kenyon News
What do wind turbines have to do with peace? Plenty, said Tim Jurney ’15 and Maddy McGrady ’15.
Tagged “sustainability”
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Fire, Fermentation, and Fixing a Broken Food System
Food-movement legend and author Michael Pollan visits Kenyon.
Kenyon News
Best-selling author and food-movement legend Michael Pollan at Rosse Hall at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25.
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Campus Greening
Kenyon News
A sustainability project transforms the campus and brings energy savings.
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Kokosing Nature Preserve
Kenyon News
A public nature preserve cemetery to be developed by the Philander Chase Corporation.
That's So Kenyon
Good Earth, Good Health
Kenyon News
The Earth Day Festival and Earth Day Challenge running events put some spring in the step of Knox County.
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Food Fancy
Alumni Bulletin
Kenyon is a national leader in cultivating the local-food market, and putting that food on the table for students.
Student Life
Planet Power
Kenyon News
The Week of Sustainability focuses on the many aspects of environmentalism.
Student Life
Sustainable Learning
Kenyon News
Pastoral meets academic at the Kenyon Farm, where students work and participate in a sustainable lifestyle.
Kenyon in the World
Produce for Peace
Kenyon News
Students build a greenhouse in Mongolia to provide access to better nutrition.
Student Life
Grounded in Community
Kenyon News
A farm planting day, campus tidying and speeches about clean energy are just a few of the sustainability events throughout April.
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Shaping Up
Kenyon News
The Earth Day Festival is packed with fun activities meant to keep participants and the planet healthy.
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A Sustainable Future
Kenyon News
New director of green initiatives is a leader in Kenyon’s effort to care for the environment.
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Committing to Sustainability
By Sean Decatur
Kenyon Blogs
Kenyon joins more than 640 colleges and universities in the effort to create a sustainable future by embracing an American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment.
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‘On Our Way’
Kenyon News
President Sean Decatur signs a climate commitment pledging Kenyon to a goal of carbon neutrality.
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A Campus Forest
Kenyon News
Kenyon wins Tree Campus USA recognition for its commitment to effective campus forest management.
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Keeping It Clean
Kenyon News
Kenyon teams up with Gambier and surrounding counties for electronics recycling.
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Apr
17
Nature Power
Kenyon News
The 10th annual Earth Day Festival celebrates the benefits of spending time outside.
Science & Technology
Environmental Education
Kenyon News
Kenyon's interdisciplinary environmental studies program, previously available only as a concentration, now offers a major.
Kenyon in the World
Power to the People
Kenyon News
A team of students and professors install solar panels on schools in Belize.
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Keeping It Wild
Kenyon News
This year's Earth Day Festival features an abundance of animals and hands-on activities.
Science & Technology
Powerful Project
Kenyon News
Building on lessons from a physics class, students install solar panels at the Village Inn.
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On a Green Mission
Kenyon News
The Office of Green Initiatives tackles new projects aimed at helping Kenyon make progress toward achieving carbon neutrality.
Alumni News
Kale to Action
Kenyon News
Two Kenyon alumni seize a one-in-a-melon opportunity to put “ugly” produce to good use.
Science & Technology
Here Comes the Sun
Kenyon News
Students gain hands-on knowledge of solar energy systems through an innovative physics course.
That's So Kenyon
Apr
21
Keep It Wild
Kenyon News
The Brown Family Environmental Center hosts an Earth Day celebration for the Kenyon community.
Science & Technology
Steaming Ahead
Kenyon News
A new solar thermal project will give Kenyon a significant boost toward its goal of becoming carbon-neutral.
Student Life
Sweet Sustainability
By Che Pieper ’21
The Collegian
The Kenyon Farm is abuzz with student-kept bees, which produce local honey for sale on Middle Path.
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Connecting to Community
Kenyon News
A new Rural Resilience Initiative aims to understand and preserve the unique character of Kenyon’s surroundings.
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Better for Bees
Kenyon News
Kenyon is the second Ohio school to be certified as part of the Bee Campus USA program.
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Climate in the Classroom
Kenyon News
As calls to combat climate change are amplified worldwide, Kenyon students and faculty put a local spin on activism.
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New VP for Facilities, Planning and Sustainability
Kenyon News
Ian Smith, director of facilities at Indiana’s Earlham College, will join Kenyon in a newly configured senior staff position.