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With Commencement just over the horizon, Siena seniors are looking for jobs, and underclassmen are looking for internships. What exactly are employers looking for in candidates? Laura Supan Bichun ’07, chief people officer at Brooklyn-based Chronograph, knows. She delivered the address “What Actually Gets You Hired (and What Doesn’t)" for the newly-named Sal Ilacqua ’50 School of Business Lecture Series.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Professor of Physics.

Student teachers in New York state do not receive a stipend during their time in the classroom, so many of them end up paying quite a bit out of pocket for class supplies, commuting and professional development. Gabby Neet ’26 wants to help change that.

At some point in your college search, you start asking a different kind of question. Not just “Where can I go?” but “How do I want to learn?” At Siena, the Honors Program gives you the chance to shape that answer for yourself. From your first semester, you’re part of classes where discussion matters, perspectives are shared, and ideas are explored in a more meaningful way.

He's not a bad kid at all, he just has a habit of wandering. The first grader at Boght Hills Elementary School would ask to go to the bathroom, and instead of promptly returning to class, he'd go anywhere else. He'd roam the halls or swing by his older brother's 4th grade class. After sitting down and talking with the student, the school psychologist came up with a plan. But, she would need an assist from Kathryn Nerber '26.

As the Siena men's basketball team celebrated its title in Atlantic City, Joe Lemery '26 was living out his own dream from the sideline.

Horse racing is at a crossroads, and a Saint sees a better track forward.

Alexander Farabaugh '27 wanted a truly immersive Spanish experience, but he never imagined he'd become part of a Spanish family.

Spring break took four Saints not to the beach but to Switzerland to visit CERN – the world’s preeminent particle physics lab.

Your four years at Siena will go by faster than you think. Between classes, friendships, traditions, and new experiences, there are countless moments that make being a Siena Saint unforgettable. While everyone’s journey looks a little different, there are some experiences that truly capture the spirit of Siena. Adopt this bucket list to ensure you make the most out of your four years as a Siena Saint!