ENST News and Updates

Visiting Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Parvathy Binoy is an inspiring human geographer whose passion for environmental studies and humanitarian work has shaped a career dedicated to justice, sustainability, and human rights. Originally from Trivandrum, South India, her career has been marked by activism with a unique perspective on the intersection of the human and biophysical worlds.

Professor Cardelús begins research in Peru, starting a new extended study opportunity for students.

Students in the fall 2024 Australia Study Group have traveled across the country, studying coral reef and rainforest ecosystems, Aboriginal cultural and traditional ecological knowledge, and more.

Students explore tropical ecology in the forests and beaches of Costa Rica.

Students Ekaterina Balsan '25 and Joe Berberich '24 join Professor Anne Perring in urban air quality research in collaboration with NOAA and NASA.

Environmental Studies class explores challenges and opportunities in "the commons."

Emma Dexter '23 shares details (and amazing pictures) from her semester abroad experience in Iceland.

Congratulations to ENST Prof Ian Helfant, who recently gave the keynote address at the Midwest Slavic Conference.

Turn off your lights for an hour or more on Saturday night to join a worldwide event and "stand united for each other and the one home we all share." (www.earthhour.org).

Q&A with Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies and Physics, Dr. Linda Tseng