In his junior year at Trinity College, Weyessa “Ace” McAlister ’20 founded H2OPE, a student organization dedicated to providing clean water to rural villages in Ethiopia, where he grew up. “My idea for this project began back in high school, with me asking myself, what can I do for my community?”
We all seek different ways to leave our footprint or legacy around Trin’s flock, but Bant Trinna Larsen ’20 hopes to do the same by reducing hers—her carbon footprint that is.
Nat Bush ’19 is the co-president of the Green Campus Club at Trinity College, part of the Office of Community Service and Civic Engagement. We asked Nat to be a guest blogger and write about their experience attending the Students for Zero Waste Conference at the University of Pennsylvania.
By combining engineering, urban studies, and a vision for helping the public good, Joseph Orosco, Jr. ’19 is working to uncover new ways to make life in cities affordable and sustainable.
