Computer Science

When Baloo Met Coconut

Two of Siena's beloved four-legged community members met up for an unusual, yet endearing playdate.
Center for International Programs

Saints Around the World: Copenhagen, Denmark

Marina Ghaly '27 (above, left) wasn't interested in studying abroad. She wanted to stay right here, on campus, with her best friends. But when her best friends decided to spend this fall in Denmark...
Political Science

Living Our Mission

Saint Francis of Assisi called on his followers to “welcome the stranger,” and Every Campus a Refuge (ECAR) does exactly that.

Introducing Physics 1: Experimental Labs

Whether you’re a physics major or exploring a different STEM program, hands-on labs make all the difference in grasping new concepts and applying them to the physical world. The new Physics 1 labs for majors and non-majors alike are proving a hit with Siena faculty and students.

More Flexible and More Personalized

Siena’s School of Business designs its academic programs to put students first while responding to the evolving needs of industry. To that end, Siena has revised and updated its Master of Business Administration (MBA) program to be more flexible and personalized, now with a fully online option. In the spring, a new four-course Advanced Certificate in Business Transformation with AI will be introduced.
Admissions

How Do You Know If a College Is Right For You?

Ever feel like your college search is taking over your laptop? You can analyze college stats, compare majors, and click through 3D virtual tours until 2 a.m, and that’s a great start to build your list! But when it comes down to picking your future home, the real clarity happens the moment you step foot on campus. Campus fit isn't something you can read about in a brochure; it’s something you feel the second you walk down the quad. It’s in that instant moment of realization: “Yeah, I can definitely see myself here.” If you’re gearing up for campus visits this fall, here are three simple things to look for when you arrive, plus real stories from Saints who stepped foot on campus and just knew.