Sustainability at Princeton

An Education in the Environment Read Princeton University's interview in Sustainable Business Magazine.
Green Your Home Learn how to green your home with our helpful checklist!
Waste Reduction & Recycling Now on exhibit at the GreenSpace, a fun interactive kiosk in Frist Campus Center.
Drink Local There are over 180 free filtered water bottle-filling stations located throughout campus.
Green Your Event Discover a number of ways to green your next event.
Princeton Garden Project The GreenLeaders toured the Forbes Garden during their recent meeting.
Sustainability Highlights 2014 The sixth annual Highlights of Sustainability at Princeton report

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Green Tour: Streicker Bridge

ASPN Environmental Debate CO2verage

The Buzz with the Princeton BEE Team

Events

Mar
4

Robert N. Stavins - "What Can an Economist Possibly Have to Say about Climate Change?"

4:30 pm to 6:00 pm TBA

Mar
6

Walking the Waste Sream

11:30 am to 3:00 pm Off-site

Mar
7

Producing Waste/Producing Space

9:30 am to 5:00 pm Betts Auditorium, School of Architecture

Mar
12

Princeton Winter Farmers' Market - March 12

11:00 am to 4:00 pm Community Room of the Princeton Public Library

News & Announcements

Apply now for summer positions with the Office of Sustainability! [2‑27‑15]

There are two summer student employment opportunities with the Office of Sustainability:

Calling all students: Be a Trashion star! [2‑11‑15]

The Princeton Environmental Film Festival is just over a month away, and the library is already gearing up with some excellent programming to...

Sustainable Business Magazine Interview: "An Education In the Environment" [2‑04‑15]

Sustainable Business Magazine talks to three key representatives from Princeton University (including our own Sustainability Manager, Kristi...

“Being the co-president of SURGE has taught me the importance of collaboration not only within the organization but also outside it. It has been a pleasure to work with so many great people and so many great organizations such as the Office of Sustainability and the Sierra Club.”

— Isaac Lederman '15