Sustainability

The Hamilton Holt School helped Ann Francis ’01 make a midlife career change, and Rollins has never been the same since.

Political science professor Mike Gunter’s book Climate Travels has been featured in a Yale Climate Connections article.

As Rollins welcomes its biggest class ever, we’re rounding up a few of our favorite ways that Tars can dive headfirst into campus culture.

As the urban farm expands and the College slashes more waste, The Princeton Review recognizes Rollins for its commitment to sustainability.

For more than 15 years, the Rollins Sustainability Program has implemented campus-wide efforts to conserve resources and preserve our environment.

The Princeton Review recently ranked Rollins as one of the nation’s most environmentally responsible colleges. Here are 13 of our favorite ways Rollins is shrinking its carbon footprint and grooming the next generation of leaders to save our planet.

Rollins is recognized by The Princeton Review in its annual guide to the country’s green colleges.

From her first day at Rollins, Morgan Laner ’18 endeavored not only to get involved with lessening Rollins’ carbon footprint, but to revolutionize how it was done.

Environmental studies professor Barry Allen has been leading field studies to Costa Rica for more than two decades, each year preparing his students to become the next leaders in conservation.