UMass has been named one of the most successful schools in the country and Canada to “go green,” according to a new guide released by the Princeton Review.
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UMass included in “Princeton Review’s Guide to 311 Green Colleges”
Tags: green, Princeton, sustainability
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The true cost of being green
UMass student Meg Little thinks that, despite the comforts and freedoms that come with living in on-campus dorms, students need to drastically change the way they think about using electricity and other resource in the dorms to become more eco-friendly.
Tags: Conservation, Dorms, energy, green, Student Life
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Caitlin Canty’s “Neon Streets” expands her sound
In a collaboration with local band Darlingside, Caitlin Canty’s “Neon Streets” is an A+ according to Collegian album reviewer Dave Coffey.
Tags: Caitlin Canty, green, Neon Streets
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UMass ranks among nation’s greenest universities
In a recent list from The Princeton Review, UMass was honored as a school that has taken great steps towards a “greener” campus.
Tags: Eco-Rep, Environmental Performance Advisory Committee, green, Josh Stoffel, sustainability
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Eat your way to a greener you
With local farmers’ markets rising in numbers, it is becoming easier than ever to buy locally-grown produce. In doing so, you are helping out your local economy as well as the environment. Supermarkets are also joining the organic movement as they begin to stock their shelves with organic alternatives.
Tags: Community Supported Agriculture, CSA, green, local farmer's markets
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