Wake's Sustainability Program is going to Iceland. Join in environmental research, learn about plastic pollution, alternative energy, and explore Iceland.

Human-Centered Design transforms the creativity generated from curious minds into innovative ideas to solve complicated problems and transform the world.

SUS 703 Natural Sciences for Sustainability course organizer, Norm Fraley, wins the People’s Choice Award for the Three-Minute Thesis Competition.

Locals with deep roots in the Outer Banks face challenges of over-development and continual threats of ocean-front flooding and hurricane damage.

Masters in Sustainability alumna blends both her career interests and passions as the Zero-waste Sustainability Analyst for Hanesbrands, Inc.

The awardees from the 2016 cohort achieving the highest cumulative grade point average are Lauren Newton and Laura LoSciuto.

The human centered design process is a proven method to guide people towards a life well lived with harmony and balance.

Students gain firsthand knowledge and experience with applied sustainability through WFU Sustainability Graduate Program corporate partnerships.

Repreve is a yarn made from recycled plastic bottles, turning an environmentally harmful waste stream into a new consumer product.

WFU/MAS alumna, Jessica Modeen, is part of the Emerging Technology Office (ETO) that focuses on new energy technologies.

Think globally, act locally. We have unprecedented access to a world of data, but for change to happen, it takes individual commitment and action.

Scientific research and personal narratives show that humans have an inherent affinity towards nature which can change how sustainably we live.