The university is looking to add sustainability investments to its endowment as it is on track to downsize its fossil fuel exposure over the next two decades.
The fund approved divesting its portfolio of direct holdings in companies that boycott energy companies and Israel after a state agency released a list of companies that must be divested from last year.
The firm launched an ESG fund targeting U.S.-based companies helping to facilitate clean energy, pollution reduction, energy efficiency and social justice.