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Rockefeller Farms’ Operation Intertwines With College Classes [Lancaster Farming]

College of the Atlantic Peggy Rockefeller Farms is a vital educational resource, hosting farming and food systems classes, and providing a platform for COA students interested in humane animal husbandry and veterinary medicine.
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Beached Dolphin Rescued on MDI and Returned to Ocean [Bangor Daily News]

College of the Atlantic marine mammal research group Allied Whale helps a white-sided dolphin swim away without injury after it becomes stuck on the shores of Mount Desert Island.
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Nation’s Top Green College Plans a New Green Building [Green Building Advisor]

The school ranked by The Princeton Review as the number one green college in the U.S. has announced plans for a new campus center that will be built to the German Passivhaus standard, a rigorous, voluntary standard for energy efficiency in a building which reduces its overall ecological footprint.
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Maine Colleges Offer Assistance to Students from Vermont School That’s Closing [Bangor Daily News]

College of the Atlantic welcomes transfer students from Green Mountain College as that school prepares to close after 185 years.

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Publishing Conference Draws Bateau Press to Oregon

Student editors with College of the Atlantic Bateau Press head to Portland to sell their in-house literary magazine, Bateau, and the winning chapbooks from their annual competition. The 2017 Bateau winner, “Grief is the Only Thing that Flies,” by Laura Wetherington, has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
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COA Welcomes New Chemistry Professor

Reuben Hudson, Ph.D, is passionate about the intersection of chemistry and sustainability, and looks forward to continuing the tradition of green chemistry within the COA curriculum.
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Climate Negotiations Inspire Activism

Members of College of the Atlantic’s student delegation to the 24th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change return energized to act at home.
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Publishing Passion Spurs Press Internship

A lifelong passion for books leads College of the Atlantic student Halle Smith ’20 to an inspiring internship with Feminist Press at City University of New York.

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