Gullah/Geechee Chieftess and Urban Farmer Headline SustainFest 2019
SustainFest 2019 will feature Queen Quet, chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation, and Germaine Jenkins, founder of Fresh Future Farm.
SustainFest 2019 will feature Queen Quet, chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation, and Germaine Jenkins, founder of Fresh Future Farm.
The new office of the Center of Sustainability is located in the Knox-Lesesne House a 19th-century historic home on the College of Charleston campus.
Move-Out is an annual initiative at the College of Charleston that repurposes truckloads of discarded items left behind in the residence halls when students move out for the summer.
Environmental studies educator Peter Blaze Corcoran is visiting the College on Tuesday, April 9, 2019, to deliver a lecture on sustainability literacy.
The College of Charleston is merging its Office of Sustainability and the Sustainability Literacy Institute to create a new Center of Sustainability.
If they made a Fitbit for people who take steps to make the world a better place, Tatjana Washington would be killing it.
The Princeton Review has included the College of Charleston in its annual Guide to 399 Green Colleges.
The Sustainability Literacy Institute has partnered with the Gullah Society to present an exhibit focused on social justice and fair distribution at Addlestone Library.
Three years after its launch, Lowcountry Street Grocery is still going strong, thanks in part to the addition of more College of Charleston alumni and students.
Business administration major Allison Camp says an Honors College class about sustainability changed the direction of her life.