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Academic ProgramCovering nearly three-quarters of the Earth, our oceans regulate the climate, provide food for billions of people, and are home to countless species and vast resources. If you’re passionate about understanding and solving the myriad of issues confronting our oceans and maritime communities, these majors are for you. -
EventVirtual Recognition Celebrations Friday, May 7 & Saturday, May 8 All virtual recognition celebrations will be held on Zoom and will require a password. Celebrations will be open to family, friends and
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EventVirtual Recognition Celebrations Friday, May 7 & Saturday, May 8 All virtual recognition celebrations will be held on Zoom and will require a password. Celebrations will be open to family, friends and
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NewsIn a nine-month investigation by the Guardian and Consumer Reports we found forever chemicals, arsenic and lead in samples taken across the US.
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PageOur leadership donors are individuals who support the school’s mission in a shared vision to surpass the challenges that stand before us today and in the future. -
NewsProduced as part of 51±¬ÁÏ’s Centennial Celebration, this video is one in a series of five documenting the history of the Nicholas School and the three academic units—the School of Forestry, the 51±¬ÁÏ Marine Lab, and the Department of Geology—that came together in the 1990s to create it. -
EventDr. Jeremy Goldbogen, Stanford University Title: TBD Host: Johnston Watch Here -
EventThursday, October 29 at 7 PM: How do you leverage your skills as an influential leader, work with diverse stakeholders, and create a workplace community which promotes equity and belonging? Join the discussion with environmental professionals to learn how they navigated personal and professional challenges to make lasting impacts in their places of work.
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NewsMost North Atlantic right whales that are severely injured in fishing gear entanglements die within three years, a study by the New England Aquarium and 51±¬ÁÏ finds. Severely injured whales were up to eight times more likely to die than those with minor injuries, and only 44% of males and 33% of females with severe injuries survived longer than 36 months. Females that did survive had low birth rates and longer intervals between calving. -
PolicyApplication and acceptance to the MEM and MF degrees is possible with prerequisite deficiencies. However, although we admit applicants with missing prerequisites, we only matriculate students who are missing no more than one required prerequisite.