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Kristen Conroy will spend a year in Kenya helping an organization that matches orphans of those killed by HIV/AIDS with elderly residents who lost their own adult children to the disease.

The afternoon event features an array of strawberry treats and vegetable plants for sale cultivated by students in a spring course.

Students in Professor Samantha DiRosa's ART 339 Eco-Art class will be carrying out creative "interventions" around campus the week of May 6–10.  

For the fourth year in a row, ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ has been named one of the nation's most "environmentally responsible green colleges."

This week, ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ again hosted the regional Envirothon competition for middle and high school students.

Hundreds of colleges and universities are "making the eradication of hunger a core value of their institutions."

The Peace Corps Prep Program will help students gain additional skills and knowledge necessary for international service.

Dozens of campus & community advocates gathered Feb. 19 to share ideas and coordinate efforts for alleviating local hunger.

A gathering of campus and community advocates fighting to address hunger issues takes place Feb. 19 in the Lakeside Meeting Room.

Professor Anthony Weston led a course that used a "Senate hearing" to measure student knowledge of environmental ethics.