Making her mark

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Layne Asante, a senior biochemistry major and art minor, paints an abstract storytelling piece during Professor Sophia Ainslie’s mixed media class in Ryder Hall. Asante’s piece tells the story of her powerlifting journey last semester. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

Layne Asante, a senior biochemistry major and art minor, paints an abstract storytelling piece during professor Sophia Ainslie’s mixed media class in Ryder Hall. Asante’s piece tells the story of her powerlifting journey last semester. Photo by Alyssa Stone/Northeastern University

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