After hearing a lecture on the benefits of micro housing during the fall 2014 semester, Sara Woodward ’16 joked with Karin Warren, the Herzog Family Chair of Environmental Studies, about building a “hobbit house” on the Randolph College campus. The idea became a serious one in the spring 2015 semester, when Woodward took Warren’s Energy... READ MORE >>

Randolph College continues to operate on the forefront of environmental responsibility and education. In addition to fielding an outstanding Environmental Sciences program, Randolph has made institutional commitments toward operating in an environmentally sustainable manner including… Signing on to the Talloire Declaration Nearly Two Decades Ago Establishing Environmental Issues Council in 2000. Charter Member of AASHE... READ MORE >>