On May 1, 2013, students engaged in DCDC education programs participated in our annual poster symposium. Graduate students from the Community of Graduate Scholars program, undergraduate interns from the Internship

A sustainable engineering major and an urban horticulture major developed the program, "Grounds for Grounds," which collects used coffee grounds on the Tempe campus, saving the university $10,000 in fertilizer costs.

Jaleila Brumand, a CAP undergraduate student, has received a Fulbright scholarship to the UK. Jaleila has been working with CAP scientist Kelli Larson for the past two years as a

A network of issues buried beneath the strategic and economic importance of petroleum and the increasing concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide is complex; however, until addressed, no measure of global sustainability will be obtainable.

Jill Brumand will continue to learn as a Fulbright master's student at England's Lancaster University comparing U.S. and U.K. energy politics through the Lancaster Environment Centre.

Among 21 colleges, ASU ranks high on The Princeton Review's Green Honor Roll for its commitment to sustainability in education, practice, and partnerships.

Jensen formed the Sustainability Practices Network and helped initiate the university's Carbon Neutrality Action Plan and the Strategic Plan for Sustainability Practices and Operations.

Arizona State University engineering professor Joseph Hui's company, Monarch Power, manufactures lotus-shaped solar panels for accessibility and adaptability.

A small orchestra is playing “Pomp and Circumstance,” everyone is in maroon, and your parents are waving their hands frantically in the stands. You’ve come a long way, kid. It’s

Through the Sustainability Science for Sustainable Schools program, graduate students get real-life teaching experience and future generations learn how sustainability applies to them.

TEMPE, Ariz. – April 24, 2013 – According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the largest coal-fired power plant in the west needs to improve its pollution controls. Located near

School of Sustainability alum and site developer Andrew Krause says people can use the interactive website to adopt actions based on their personal sustainability goals through a unique social web.