"Eco-Social Lifeways in Costa Rica" is just one of Warren Wilson's many study abroad courses that focus on environmental and sustainability issues. Led by WWC faculty, students have also explored sustainable agriculture in Chile and the United Kingdom, outdoor leadership and eco-tourism in New Zealand, biodiversity and species interaction in Belize and Costa Rica, renewable energy in Germany, and wildlife and forest management in Alaska.
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A recent surge in green initiatives by public universities couldn’t dislodge WWC from another top four ranking among Sierra Magazine's "10 Coolest Schools" in the fight against global warming.
The Fiske Guide to Colleges has chosen Warren Wilson College as one of its 26 “Best Buys of 2009” among private colleges and universities nationwide.
From environmental awards to academic rankings, WWC is noted for its learning Triad of academics, work and service. Read more about our #1 rankings.
A memorable conversation at WWC between Fiona Ritchie and folk legend Jean Ritchie begins airing Thanksgiving Day on public radio stations that carry “The Thistle and Shamrock.”
Warren Wilson has received another No. 1 ranking for campus sustainability, the latest lofty recognition coming from the National Wildlife Federation.
The magazine Plenty has selected WWC as “Runner up” in the category of “Greenest Cafeterias” among college and university dining halls nationwide.