
US DOE highlights UChicago Rheaply
The US Department of Energy highlighted the UChicago Rheaply online sharing economy platform as an exemplary implementation solution to reduce landfilled waste.
The US Department of Energy highlighted the UChicago Rheaply online sharing economy platform as an exemplary implementation solution to reduce landfilled waste.
A movement away from plastics for water delivery has taken hold over the past five years with the support of Chicago Booth deans and facilities leadership.
The UChicago Sustainability Dialogue, a new student-run platform started by Booth student Paul Salach and Harris student Emmanuel Mayani, will feature insights on a variety of climate topics from students across the University.
The new undergraduate major, which will accept students in the fall of 2025, is the first application of the Chicago Curriculum on Climate and Sustainable Growth, a pioneering new curriculum that examines the climate and growth challenge using a 360-degree approach.
Twenty-five UChicago students recently attended the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference—better known as COP29, traveling to Baku, Azerbaijan to hear panel discussions, explore topics with their peers, and network with leaders from government, industry and NGOs.