The Co-Captains of Our Dance Team
Meet the Co-Captains of the UPRM Dance Team!
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Bajo La Luna
Meet musicians Bajo La Luna as a part of the on-going series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Selina Williams
Meet crochet artist Selina Williams as part of the series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Verónica Vázquez Papaleo
Meet tattoo artist Verónica Vázquez Papaleo as part of the on-going series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Interview with Activist and Professor Luisa Seijo
Luisa Seijo Maldonado is a professor at UPRM as well as an activist for the community. She has been involved with helping the community...
Interview with a DJ: Julianne Kay
Her trajectory began on September 2014, when a Christmas gift from her parents arrived a few months too early. “My dad was the one who...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Andrea Cruz
Meet musician Andrea Cruz as part of the on-going series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Lizbeth Román
Meet singer and songwriter Lizbeth Román as part of the on-going series of Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene.
An Active Face from the English Department: Edcel Cintrón
"If you walk through the halls of Chardón you will most likely run into one of the cheeriest faces within our English Department: Edcel Javier Cintrón González."
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Camil L. Valentín Arce
Meet Camil L. Valentín Arce, a young poet and one of the most outspoken artists in Puerto Rico's west coast independent scene as a part of the on-going series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Dai Rojas
Meet Dai Rojas, a photographer and digital artist as part of the on-going series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Andrea Lynn Andino
Meet Andrea Lynn Andino, a 22-year-old freelance illustrator who uses mixed-media to carry out her original and very colorful work as part of the on-going series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Ketsia Ramos
Meet poet Ketsia Ramos as part of the on-going series "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
UPRM Returning Scholars: Ashley Miranda & Alexander Soto Share their Graduate Fellowship Experiences
It is hard to believe that almost nine months have passed since the devastating hurricane season in which our island, Puerto Rico, played...
PaL’ MoNCHi: Christian Jiménez and his “Casa del Flan de Pitorro”
The University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez is known for educating and producing holistic individuals who achieve academic and career success...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: SUPAKID
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...
Angel MUA: Beauty Icon
Meet the talented, Ángel Cuebas Mercado! This 20 year old psychology major has always been interested in human behavior and the art of...
"To Be Sola": Alex García's Blog Dedicated to Traveling Solo
Trip to PA, Philadelphia in 2012/ Yoho National Park in BC, Canada. As a woman, telling your parents that you want to take a solo trip is...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Elisaura Vázquez Ayala
Meet poet, spoken word performer, musician, and member of the fusion group Bajo La Luna Elisaura Vázquez Ayala as part of the on-going series of "Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene".
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Zuleira Soto-Román
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...
