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Diana goes green, opts for sustainability

The Nexus building will include a host of environmentally friendly features, such as a daylight dimming system and recycled building materials.

The Nexus building will include a host of environmentally friendly features, such as a daylight dimming system and recycled building materials.

Apartment complex promotes sustainability

A public housing complex in West Harlem took out the trash and is now going green.

A public housing complex in West Harlem took out the trash and is now going green.

Green program takes root in schools

A Columbia architecture alumna is turning schools green, in the neighborhood and around the globe.

A Columbia architecture alumna is turning schools green, in the neighborhood and around the globe.

Despite tough market, condos thrive

Amid a slew of struggling housing developments in New York City, the Kalahari, a luxury condo development on West 116th Street between Lenox and Fifth Avenues, is going green in more ways than one.

Amid a slew of struggling housing developments in New York City, the Kalahari, a luxury condo development on West 116th Street between Lenox and Fifth Avenues, is going green in more ways than one.

Letters To the Editor

Suggestions for Greener Columbia, Restrictions on Buses and Leaf Blowers

To the Editor:

Suggestions for Greener Columbia, Restrictions on Buses and Leaf Blowers

To the Editor:

Recycling RecycleBank

Even after a tremendously successful pilot program last year, RecycleBank's kiosks have not yet appeared outside first-year residence halls. A recent e-mail to University participants claimed

Even after a tremendously successful pilot program last year, RecycleBank's kiosks have not yet appeared outside first-year residence halls. A recent e-mail to University participants claimed

Turn the Light Blue Green

Columbia and Barnard have joined eight other New York City colleges in adopting Mayor Bloomberg’s “30 in 10” challenge to become more environmentally friendly.

Columbia and Barnard have joined eight other New York City colleges in adopting Mayor Bloomberg’s “30 in 10” challenge to become more environmentally friendly.

Go Green at Barnard

“Since when does Barnard care?” asked a Barnard College senior after the first class council meeting of the year.

“Since when does Barnard care?” asked a Barnard College senior after the first class council meeting of the year.