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The 27-year-old artist maintains a tumultuous relationship with her reflection, one she continues to reproduce in her saturated and warped self-portraits.

Now in its fifth year, the First Generation College Student Pre-Orientation Program (FGC POP) has been recognized for dramatically changing the landscape for first-generation students.

The conceptual artist elevates the everyday through performance pieces and exhibitions like the one that transformed RISD’s Memorial Hall Gallery this fall.

Open to students in every major, Interdisciplinary Hot Casting explores a range of traditional and non-traditional techniques and mold materials.

An international group of thinkers, makers, and educators interested in spatial phenomena, complex systems, and nature-inspired design gathered on campus in late September.

With intergenerational support, Rubelcy Herrera explores a holistic architecture.

The unconventional designer creates unexpected, humorous objects with stories to tell about consumer culture.