Manhattan is part of a worldwide community of colleges and universities that are committed to addressing growing environmental challenges.
Students can earn an advanced certificate in green power and sustainable energy.
Local high school students are earning college credits while learning sustainable practices in their backyard.
Susan Gallardo will discuss her work in Asia on Monday, April 8.
Student Life departments take to Twitter, Instagram to alert students of available food.
An environmental science major, Sigue was honored for her work in advocating for local causes and strengthening the Bronx community.
Santer will share research discoveries in the field of atmospheric science.
Driven by the papal encyclical, the month-long series of events tackles several current environmental issues.
The School of Science and CURES to host events beginning on April 15.
The student body receives honor based on commitment to a sustainable campus.
This is the College’s first LEED certified building on campus.
In recent years, Manhattan College's commitment to sustainability has grown to include new courses on environmental justice, extracurriculars that allow students to take part in the green movement, and a new research center on campus. It's safe to say that Jaspers enjoy being green!
Manhattan College recently opened a new Center for Urban Resilience and Environmental Sustainability (CURES), which will focus on a wide range of issues and initiatives related to sustainability.