The Office of Sustainability recently welcomed Christian Rivera '14 to the team. As Campus as Lab Fellow, Christian will work to identify how the University campus can be used as a living laboratory to identify and explore sustainability issues across disciplines. He received his B.A. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Princeton University, with certificates in East Asian Studies, Environmental Studies, and Latin American Studies. Upon graduation he taught English in rural China, and then served as a Princeton In Asia Fellow and Research Associate at The Center for People and Forests in Thailand (RECOFTC), where he worked on issues related to community-based forestry. If you see Christian around, say hi and welcome him back to Princeton University!

Princeton University has been recognized as a national top performer in sustainability coordination and planning in the recently published 2015 Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) Sustainable Campus Index report. 

Help reduce Princeton's waste by reusing office supplies! Join the new free office supplies listserv to share office supplies that you have in abundance (i.e. binders, notebooks, pens, folders) with others across campus who may be in need of them. Or use the listserv as a means to request office supplies that you may need. Open to the Princeton Community (students, staff, faculty) only!

After over three years of construction, the  Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment  is about to open its doors, ushering in a new phase for the center's goal to develop solutions to ensure our energy and environmental future.

The Rescue Mission of Trenton is attempting to break the Guinness World Records ® title for the Largest Collection of Clothing for Recycle/Donation. There are seven clothing drop off locations across campus from now through November 15th.

Princeton Alumni Weekly featured behavioral scientist, Dr. Sander van der Linden and his research related to the "Do it In the Dark" energy competition. Van der Linden used data on energy usage before, during, and after the competition to determine whether the campaign had lasting impact on students' behavior.