A sustainable, vibrant and just planet begins on campus by minimizing the environmental impacts of our operations and cultivating a resilient community through our curricular and co-curricular experiences.
Sustainability isn’t a buzz word or catch phrase here—it’s our responsibility. From a solar array that provides 30% of the electricity consumed on campus to student-first learning opportunities like our Campus Garden and Beekeeping Club, our commitment to sustainability is strong.
Students can not only work on sustainability projects but can propose their own and get funding through our Green Fund.
View live data of production from our solar array.
Solar arrays are just the start!
A commitment to LEED standards.
Keeping the landfills less full.
It’s awesome to Bee here!
Sustainability, security and justice.
Award-winning sustainability practices
Sustainability Project Leaders at SU
Efforts to Reduce Our Environment Footprint
Susquehanna to host Wild & Scenic Film Festival
Susquehanna University will host the Wild & Scenic Film Festival on Sunday, Oct. 8, in the Degenstein Center Theater in the Charles B. Degenstein Campus Center. The event will include multiple film screenings followed by a panel discussion and an art exhibition.
Susquehanna named among nation’s best by The Princeton Review
Susquehanna University is recognized by The Princeton Review’s The Best 389 Colleges for 2024 as one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduates. The Princeton Review also named Susquehanna as one of the Best Mid-Atlantic Schools and one of the nation’s Best Green Colleges.
Susquehanna, Chesapeake Conservancy partner for workforce development
Susquehanna University, in cooperation with the Chesapeake Conservancy, has launched a workforce development program that will prepare college students for careers in conservation.
Climbing Temperatures Adversely Impact Brook Trout
Recent research from Susquehanna University’s Freshwater Research Institute finds that water temperatures affect certain behaviors in a cold-water predator, especially when in the presence of one that prefers warmer waters.
Susquehanna, Chesapeake Conservancy Formalize Relationship
Susquehanna University and the Chesapeake Conservancy have formalized their ongoing relationship through an agreement that ensures the organizations’ continued cooperation on restoration projects within the Susquehanna River watershed.
Greg Severyn
Director of Sustainability
Associate Professor of Spanish Studies
570-372-4265
severyn@susqu.edu
