Warren Wilson has received another No. 1 ranking for campus sustainability, the latest lofty recognition coming from the National Wildlife Federation.

Faculty, staff and administrators from across the Southeast will convene Oct. 7 at WWC for the Campus Climate Summit.

The magazine Plenty has selected WWC as “Runner up” in the category of “Greenest Cafeterias” among college and university dining halls nationwide.

Read the story "Warren Wilson & The Nature Conservancy: A Wonderful Symbiotic Relationship" on page 9 in the fall issue of North Carolina Afield (pdf).

Since my last report, the fine work of many members of our community has brought recognition to the College. I’ll mention a few examples in this report, while also including brief updates on service, enrollment, budget, and governance.

Read the story, "Locally Grown: Warren Wilson College in Swannanoa is cultivating the next generation of farmers" in the most recent issue of WNC Magazine.

The September cover story of WNC Magazine, titled "Locally Grown," features the Warren Wilson Farm and sustainable agriculture program.

Mark Gibney, author of “International Human Rights Law: Returning to Universal Principles,” will give WWC’s first Andy Summers Memorial Lecture.

Check out the article on Service Day in the AC-T.

The Southern Graphics Council Traveling Print Exhibition will be exhibited Aug. 29 – Sept. 29 at Holden Gallery.