Rya Vallabhaneni
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Working between Providence and Puerto Rico, Rhode Island School of Design alum Marina Ramos Ortiz uses sand in their art to demonstrate an impermanence of Puerto Rico rooted in colonialism.
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By Sam Levine | February 3TALO will also continue to host events like the rally it held last December, as well as general body meetings for all CS TAs to attend, said Julia McCauley ’23, a TALO organizer.
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By Lilly Nguyen | February 3The main difficulty that DPS is facing in ensuring dorm security is that “quite frankly, our students are nice people," said Rodney Chatman, vice president for campus safety.
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By Rebecca Ho | February 2TALO will also continue to host events like the rally it held last December, as well as general body meetings for all TAs to attend, said Julia McCauley ’23, a TALO organizer.
