Events Archive

Drawing on his new book, Catastrophe Ethics: How to Choose Well in a World of Tough Choices, Dr. Rieder will frame a discussion around the personal energy choices that individuals make—such as whether to buy an EV, install a heat pump, or simply turn down the thermostat—and what moral obligations we have to support larger structural reforms in our energy systems.

This series is led by the One Health in Action faculty is a forum for Penn scholars from diverse fields to share their work in a space that promotes interdisciplinary problem solving to enhance human, animal, plant, and environmental health and welfare

The Wharton-Weitzman Future of Cities Conference is an annual multidisciplinary,  student-led, faculty-advised event hosted at the University of Pennsylvania.

Are you a Penn graduate student passionate about sustainability and looking to turn your interests into impactful career opportunities? Join Career Services for an interactive session with campus partners to discover ways to deepen your engagement with the field.

Join us for February's Climate 101 event with Benjamin Lee, Professor of Electrical and Systems Engineering and Computer and Information Science, where he will talk about Climate Change and Artificial Intelligence. 

Join Penn Sustainability and the Cobbs Creek Park Ambassadors for a clean-up along Cobbs Creek, an environmental amenity nestled in West Philadelphia. 

Join Colleen Reardon, Senior Director of Strategic Sourcing & Sustainability, for an overview of sustainable procurement at Penn.

Join us for January's Climate 101 event with Howard Neukrug, Executive Director of The Water Center, where he will talk about Climate Change and Philadelphia.