An Ecotheological Statement: Dean Greg Sterling on the Moral Imperative of the YDS Living Village @YaleDivinitySchool
An Ecotheological Statement: Dean Greg Sterling on the Moral Imperative of the YDS Living Village  @YaleDivinitySchool
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this time of climate crisis, YDS is building a regenerative student residential complex. Giving back to the environment more than it takes, the Living Village dares to answer one of the most profound theological challenges of our time and sets new standards for sustainability. The Divinity School’s Living Village will be the largest living-building residential complex on a university campus. Designed to meet the Living Building Challenge, the most aggressive standard for sustainable buildings today, it serves as a key component of Yale’s Planetary Solutions initiative.

Learn more at: https://livingvillage.yale.edu/
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An Ecotheological Statement: Dean Greg Sterling on the Moral Imperative of the YDS Living Village

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