About Me
Alexandra Tavaglione is a journalist and photographer based out of Rhode Island.
She is a member of the RWU chapter of Society for Professional Journalists. She is the Editor in Chief for the student-run publication, The Capsized Tribune. Additionally, she is the Editor in Chief and On-Air Host for the Communities of Hope Civic Media’s ‘Hope Pod Live!’ radio show.
Awards & Exhibitions
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What Remains is a collaborative exhibition that included a range of media from painting to sculpture to metal work. This exhibition focused on life transitions and is a unique experience in a 20-foot U-Haul truck
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Given to a student who is most engaged in their work and embraces the world of journalism.
Received from the Roger Williams University Journalism Department in April 2025 -
October 2024: “Journalists from a variety of media and all six New England states attended local workshops, viewed online lessons and received in-person instruction at Northeastern University in Boston. They learned the latest investigative and database reporting techniques and public records access skills. The fellows chosen for this 14th annual Negri Institute reflected today’s diverse news media and came from daily and weekly newspapers, television and radio stations and online publications.” (NEFAC)
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Given to a student who shows excellent skills and promise in the field.
Received May 2024 from the Roger Williams University Journalism Department -
The Muffin Show is an exhibition for Visual Arts students to showcase their highlighted work at the end of each semester.
Works have been showcased in December 2023, May 2024, December 2024, and May 2025.