Sustainability

Sheila Puffer and David Myers are the co-chairs of the D’Amore McKim School of Business Sustainability Committee, a group of faculty and staff who volunteer their time to make the business school more sustainable.

Steve Schneider, Northeastern’s Director of Horticulture and Grounds, does his best to keep things balanced on the Boston campus while pushing for more organic and electric landscaping solutions.

Renewable energy certificates, known as RECs, are one way to support renewable energy. But what are they and what do they actually do?

Northeastern and the founders of Good2Go are getting out ahead of Massachusetts’ plan to ban all new gas powered vehicles in 2035.

Join the Ready, Resilient, Reinvented video competition to communicate the need for climate action and have a chance to win a cash prize.

Two Northeastern students saw a problem with the way we consume protein powder. They were frustrated with the limited options, bulky tubs, and plastic waste that usually define the industry, so they set out to change it.

Northeastern Lab for Inclusive Entrepreneurship offers fellowships for small business owners to take micro-credential or digital-badge courses at Northeastern University.  Apply today to utilize these cost free training and mentoring services!

Trash 2 Treasure, a Northeastern student organization dedicated to diverting waste by collecting and reselling belongings, had a successful sale after a two year hiatus.

Exciting changes are coming to Northeastern, as the Office of Sustainability will become the Climate Justice and Sustainability Hub to reflect our intention to engage, implement, and put research into action on climate justice, sustainability, and resilience at Northeastern.