Trinity Times student journalist Saron Gebereegziabher explores how Trinity Washington University researchers are using satellite imagery and environmental data to study the effects of the 2024 drought on Washington, D.C.’s urban tree canopy, revealing how science, public policy, and environmental justice intersect.
Students face a tough balance between affordability and environmental impact — and are finding practical ways to shop smarter.
As cities crack down on single-use plastics, Trinity students and staff are finding different ways to adapt to changing checkout routines.
Trinity Washington University’s Ladies F.I.R.S.T. held an EcoScience Fest April 17 to celebrate science and to educate the campus community about the environment.
For Trinity Washington University senior Claudia Rosa-Rivera, climate change is not a distant threat but a present reality with significant consequences, and she is making it her mission in life to help address it.
Mental health professionals advise college students to buy small indoor plants for their home or dorm room, noting it’s a low risk, high reward approach to boosting a person’s health.
It’s estimated that humans consume more than 70,000 microplastics particles annually and scientists have become increasingly concerned about the effects on wildlife and the environment.
Trinity Washington University students gathered to discuss the conscious choices they were making to protect Earth’s environment and how doing so will ultimately guard the health of humans and other inhabitants of the planet they call home.