Now Open: The Grand and Historic Marshall Hall
Marshall Hall officially opened to welcome students back to campus this fall!
Bringing Science Stories to Life: The Digital Storytelling Studio at ESF
ESF’s Digital Storytelling Studio (DSS) exists: to provide students with the digital tools and support to create and craft environmental and scientific stories in dynamic ways.
ESF Professor Sounds the Alarm on Wildfires
Without proper forest management, smoke-filled skies – which creates unhealthy air conditions and limited outdoor activities – could become the new normal.
Letter from the President
A message from ESF president Joanie Mahoney.
What’s the Buzz About? Planting Pollinators to Protect the Bees
A new garden planted near Bray Hall with plants native to Central New York as part of ESF's efforts in the Bee Campus USA program
Graduates of Distinction
ESF Alumni Association honored this year's Graduate of Distinction award recipients at December Commencement in Hendricks Chapel. This year we honored three alumni: Karyn Bartow Richards '81/'84 (Lifetime Achievement Award); Eric Murdock '93 (Notable Achievement Award); Meera Jagroop '12 (Incipiens Quercu).
Letter from the President
A message from ESF president Joanie Mahoney.
From Forest Biology to the Courtroom
Lawyer Joe Stanley took his ESF education from the forest to the courtroom, and today helps support ESF students looking to build a solid foundation for whatever career they pursue.
Mercy Borbor-Córdova
Mercy Borbor-Córdova now serves as an associate professor at ESPOL, associate researcher at the Antarctic Institute of Ecuador and, this past fall, joined the board of directors of the Galapagos Conservancy, which focuses on protecting and restoring the ecologically rich Galapagos islands.
ESF Athletics Update
This fall sports season, the Mighty Oaks competed in USCAA National Championships, brought home more hardware, and spent countless hours dedicated to their teams' successes.