Rookie of the Year: Alexandra Kuan
For the second year in a row, UPRM has won the “Liga Atletica Universitaria” this past April. With the help of many athletes our university...
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Kevin Ramirez: From Medalist to Coach
Now that the annual Justas LAI have drawn to a close, let’s take a look into a former colegio athlete that continues to leave his mark in...
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Rookie of the Year: Desireé M. Ortiz Torres
For second year in a row UPRM has won the “Liga Atletica Universitaria.” With the help of many athletes our university was able to...
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Rookie of the Year: Khris Justiniano
The annual Justas LAI are rapidly approaching and with that the end of this year’s athletic season. As we anxiously await this year’s...
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Rookie of the Year: Maria Feliciano
The annual Justas LAI are rapidly approaching and with that, the end of this year’s athletic season. As we anxiously await this year’s...
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Rookie of the Year: Naomi J. Robles Morales
The annual Justas LAI are rapidly approaching and with that, the end of this year’s athletic season. As we anxiously await this year’s...
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Rookie of the Year: Paula A. Medina Perez
The annual Justas LAI are rapidly approaching and with that, the end of this year’s athletic season. As we anxiously await this year’s...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Natalia Villarejo (La Misi)
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Camila Buxeda
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Scene: Rosa Colón of Soda Pop Comics
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Scene: Mónica Parada
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Stephanie Vazquez (EARTHTOPINK)
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It In The Independent Art Scene: Brithany Diaz
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It In The Independent Art Scene: Kerazza Studio
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It In The Independent Art Scene: Jimena Lloreda Droz
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It In The Independent Art Scene: Samara Pérez Santiago
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Sofia Maldonado
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Steph Segarra
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Patrice Lladó Díaz
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
