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Portable Greenhouses, Beetle Matchmaking, & Investigating Plant-Insect Relationships
On September 28, 2020
By Margaret Donnan ’22 My name is Margaret Donnan, and I spent my summer investigating the relationship between the longhorned milkweed beetle (Tetraopes tetrophthalmus)
Being Green in the Greenhouse
On September 9, 2020
By Grace Dho ’23 Every now and then, it is nice to trade out the old brick buildings on campus for an exotic glass haven.
Climate Action Partnership with UVA for a 2030 Carbon Neutrality Goal
On September 3, 2020
By Emma Rebour ’21 When I first set foot on William & Mary’s campus in the fall of 2018, I had no idea what my
Understanding the Breadth of Sustainability
On August 24, 2020
By Sophie Pittaluga ’23 Sustainability is a vast concept used to describe anything from the environment, to development, to lifestyle habits, and more. Since
W&M Sustainability Gives Students the Reins on Change
On August 17, 2020
By Cole Cochran ’22 If you’re like me and have always longed to inspire others about protecting the Earth, along with the people that
Research and Path-Making at William & Mary
On August 10, 2020
By Chris Hettwer ’21 One thing that I knew I wanted to become involved in as an incoming William & Mary freshman was student research.
What is the Green Fee?
On August 3, 2020
By Lauren French ’22 While unheard of by a majority of students, not many initiatives show William & Mary’s campus-wide commitment to sustainability quite
W&M Office of Sustainability: Adapting Our Strategy
On August 1, 2020
By Sophia Sabardine ’21 How will we stay connected with virtual outreach? Most student organizations are all too familiar with this daunting task that
The Climate Corner of the VIMS Discovery Lab
On June 23, 2020
By Mary Kasputis ’21 and Jen Dunn ’20 This year, we had the opportunity to work with the Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (CBNERR)