News
Vision Accomplished
Dyani Sabin '14
How infrastructure, collaborative partnerships, and student involvement helped Oberlin achieve carbon neutrality
Another Green World
Annie Zaleski
Ten ways Oberlin builds sustainability into campus life—via academics, internships, activities, and so much more.
The Impact of Collective Action
Lucy Curtis ’24
How our work as a community helped us achieve carbon neutrality.
Oberlin’s Sustainable Infrastructure Program Reaches Major Milestone
Ginger Christ
Geothermal heating and cooling system comes online, supports Oberlin reaching 100 percent carbon neutrality by 2025.
Oberlin’s Sustainable Infrastructure Program Enters Key Phase
Ginger Christ
Four-year project to convert campus heating and cooling system set for drilling of 850 geothermal wells.
Sheep May Safely Mow
Ginger Christ
Campus solar fields maintained by truckloads of hungry livestock.
Oberlin Secures $1M Mellon Foundation Grant for Food Studies Partnership with Lorain County Community College
Office of Communications
Wide-ranging collaboration to address food justice across the region through the humanities.
Oberlin College Hosts the 2022 Green Energy Ohio Awards; Receives Green Achievement Award for Academia
Scott Wargo
Each year, Green Energy Ohio presents Green Achievement Awards to individuals, businesses, universities, nonprofits, and government and community entities for the work they have accomplished in advancing GEO’s mission. Oberlin College will be recognized as the 2022 recipient of the Green Achievement Award for Academia.
Ohio EPA Awards Oberlin College, Oberlin City Schools $50,000 to Enhance Environmental Dashboard
Office of Communications
Oberlin College, in collaboration with the Oberlin City School District, has received a $50,000 award from the Ohio Environmental Education Fund to complete the Environmental Dashboard system that will be incorporated in the district’s new elementary school.
Phase One of SIP Project Ends with a Campus and City Tree Planting
Office of Communications
A large flatbed truck parked on North Professor Street late last month brought the first of 126 trees to be planted in Oberlin this semester.