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Puerto Rico’s undisturbed coastline makes it a surfing mecca

Amigos de los Animales shelter director Adrienne Galler Lastra shares her home with her husband and 65 dogs.

Stray animal population booming in post-hurricane Puerto Rico

María Meléndez, the mayor of Ponce, Puerto Rico, laughs on the back of an antique firetruck during the Carnaval Ponceño parade in Ponce on Sunday, March 3, 2019.

Historic fire station a magnet for tourists visiting Ponce

Farming a new sense of identity after Maria

Small town shows possibility of energy independence for Puerto Rico

Joyce Mendoza is a student at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras campus. After Hurricane Maria hit, Mendoza left the island to attend New York University in their Hurricane Maria Assistance Program. She plans to leave for the mainland once she graduates. Photo by Lauren Lee

Hurricane Maria leaves uncertain futures for Puerto Rico’s college students

Children on the carnival rides in Ponce.

It takes an island: Raising children in Puerto Rico

Guojiao Huang, a Penn State senior majoring in visual arts, checks her phone while working in a darkened studio in the Visual Arts Building on the University Park campus on February 9, 2019.

Life In Pictures: Spring 2019

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