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In October, Kirsten Carrier, assistant dean of campus life and director of residence life and Lucy Sneader, graduate apprentice for the Global Neighborhood, presented at the North Carolina Housing Officers (NCHO) conference in Greensboro, hosted by NC A&T.

Â鶹ÊÓƵ's inclusion in the guide reflects the university's continued commitment to sustainability across campus.

Eco-Reps are peer educators who promote sustainability on campus by planning events and helping to build community among students interested in sustainability.

The Burlington train station provides an efficient and cost-effective way for students, faculty and staff to travel beyond Alamance County and for students to travel home for breaks.

Campus Sustainability Week offers sustainable events for students, faculty and staff to attend while providing a space for members of the Â鶹ÊÓƵ community to celebrate Â鶹ÊÓƵ's current sustainability practices.

Sun Day is a global day of action celebrating the unstoppable rise of clean energy! Attendees can view and learn about several types of electric vehicles or participate in various sun-themed activities.

The Emergency Ride Home Program offers reimbursements for rides home in the event of qualified emergencies for faculty and staff members who commute to work using alternative transportation.

The Office of Sustainability offers a variety of events and programs for students, faculty and staff to engage with and learn more about sustainability, including events, on-campus organizations and employment opportunities.

Each fall, orange-striped oakworms make their return to campus, feeding on oak leaves while leaving the trees healthy for seasons to come.

Earth Day Every Day encourages students, faculty and staff to celebrate the Earth and live sustainably every day.