
Muhlenberg Announces Large-Scale Solar Purchase Agreement
Along with other campus initiatives, the project enables the College to have a carbon-neutral electricity footprint for the first time.
The Office of Campus Sustainability brings together students, faculty and staff with a diversity of perspectives and areas of expertise to seek creative solutions for campus sustainability.
Staffed by the Director of Sustainability Studies and the Campus Sustainability Coordinator, its mission is to facilitate the linkage between academic and facilities-based sustainability efforts, to create student internship opportunities in the area of campus sustainability, to support the President's Committee on Sustainability and student environmental groups, and to seek out external funding and maintain resources to further the integration of sustainability into the curriculum and across campus.
In and out of the classroom, Muhlenberg students, faculty, staff and alumni are committed to a more sustainable future.
Students can explore an interdisciplinary curriculum with faculty nationally recognized in sustainability leadership and academic innovation.
Through a variety of programs and initiatives, Muhlenberg students, faculty and staff work to build a sustainable community.
We ensure our building environments and grounds include energy planning efforts that conserve natural resources and implement sustainable practices.
We strive to reuse or recycle wherever possible and minimize our waste production.
Waste reduction, local food sourcing and fair-trade vendor selection are among the ways Muhlenberg Dining practices sustainability.
We affirm our sustainability values through public commitments and leadership.
Presentations and research aligned with this year’s theme of “Positive Change Through Social Entrepreneurship.”
A group of Muhlenberg students made it their mission to revitalize a sustainability student organization on campus.
Muhlenberg’s Minority PreHealth Society organized the April 6 virtual lecture from Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, which will be presented in partnership with Siena College.
A new course taught by Truman L. Koehler ’24 Professor in Mathematics Linda McGuire is one of the mathematics & computer science department’s latest efforts designed to address issues of equity, diversity and inclusion in the discipline.