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Sustainability

Our Commitment
Our Commitment
A history of Denison University's commitment to sustainability
Commitment in Action
Commitment in Action
A list of frequently asked questions about sustainability efforts at Denison University.
Get Engaged
Get Engaged
A list of student-led organizations that work to promote different facets of responsible living both on campus and in the local community.
Education & Research
Education & Research
Education and research related to sustainability is a core value for Denisonians.
- Bioreserve
- Denison Arboretum
Contacts
Forms, Policies, Publications

2017

Recognition & Accolades

Denison a Sierra "Cool School"

The Sierra Club has recognized Denison University for its work in sustainability as a 2017 "Cool School."

Date: August 25, 2017

2016

Recognition & Accolades

Denison earns accolades from Sierra Club

The Sierra Club has recognized Denison University for its sustainability efforts, adding the university to its “2016 Cool Schools” list.

Date: September 8, 2016

Recognition & Accolades

Ohio EPA recognizes Denison for excellence

Denison University was recognized for the excellence of its sustainability efforts by the Ohio EPA with an Encouraging Environmental Excellence award.

Date: September 1, 2016

Spotlights

Colin Ravin ’24, left, and Chase King ’24 stand in front of Denison’s new Chevy Bolt.

Denison Magazine

Charging toward a more sustainable Denison

Colin Ravin ’24 and Chase King ’24 team up with Chris Wolfington ’90 to make the case that the future of the college’s vehicle fleet is electric.

A group of people sitting outside at the homestead

The Homestead’s ‘ever-evolving experiment in community’

Established in 1977, the Homestead is a living reminder of Denison’s sustainability roots.

Denison Magazine

Invested In Change

Suni Harford ’84 one of the most powerful women in finance, on how a rising environmental and social consciousness has transformed investing—and forced