Apply NOW for Baja course 2019!

ENVS/BIOL 144, Natural History of Baja, is a unique course featuring a 10-day camping and kayaking expedition to Baja California and the Sea of Cortez.

Efren Oxlaj Tambito Receives an Honorable Mention

What are Our ESS Students Doing After Graduation?

ESS and Public Health Collaborate on Mapping Health

Joanna Ahlum is leaving SCU for Wyoming

John Farnsworth is Retiring

Matzek will design state’s oak woodlands carbon policy

Zach Gianotti '19

Zach Gianotti shares his Icefield Research Experience

Dr. C.J. Gabbe Seeks Answers to Improve Housing Sustainability

John Farnsworth Publishes New Book, Will Retire From Teaching This Summer

Lizzie Urie '14

Erin Ronald '19

Study abroad in Copenhagen

Colleen Henn ‘16

New paper: principles to guide innovation in ecological restoration

Leslie Gray: Turning on the Lights

Michelle Marvier: Effective Conservation Science - Data not Dogma

Annie Thomas Drevno '08 - Now a Post-Doc!

Martin Perez '18

Martin Perez is working with ESS faculty on environmental health issues in Nicaragua and Santa Clara County.

SCU Valedictorian: Erika Francks’17

Introducing Lisa Kelley!

​Lisa was recently awarded a Ph.D. from U.C. Berkeley and we are happy to welcome her to SCU.​

Leslie Gray

Leslie Gray gave the keynote speech at a workshop organized by the U.N.

Professor Michelle Marvier Publishes New Book

Available through all good bookshops, or direct from Oxford University Press

Class of 2017

Congratulations to our Environmental Studies & Sciences graduates

George Giannos wins the 2017 Lucky Hinkle Sustainability Award

George was honored for his leadership role in the award winning rEvolve Tiny House

Planning Lessons from Los Angeles

C.J. Gabbe blogs about his most recent publication