Center for International Programs

Saints Around the World: Nijmegen, Netherlands

The idea of spending a semester in a different country with new people can be a bit intimidating, but Xander Cook '25 has found studying abroad to be as easy as riding a bike (bike not included).
LAUDATO SI

The Pope Offers Encouragement at Ecology Symposium

More than 1,000 attendees participated in person and via livestream in "Earth's Cry, Humanity's Call: A Symposium on Integral Ecology" held on October 10-11. Organized by Siena's Laudato Sí Center, the symposium explored the climate crisis through a Franciscan lens, drawing on the teachings of Saint Francis, the patron saint of ecology.
Center for International Programs, Physics & Astronomy, School of Science

Every Student Has a Story: Jaime Cochran '25

Jaime Cochran '25 has an artistic eye for light, but her true passion – and her life's work – is searching in the dark.
English, School of Liberal Arts

An Audience with a Best-Selling Master of Horror

Hearing directly from the author of a book you’re studying can add a whole new level of understanding and appreciation, not to mention the chance to share an in-the-know hand sign.

Siena Hosts NY's First Cold Case Day

When does a criminal case become a “cold” case? Who can go back and try to solve them, and what methods can they use? To remember local unsolved cases, highlight the obstacles in solving them, and brainstorm solutions, Siena hosted New York state’s first-ever Cold Case Day on September 26.

Rangers Lead the Way

Doctors can practice medicine late into their careers, but jumping out of Boeing C-130 from 1,250 feet in the pitch dark night? That sort of fun is reserved for the young. On September 13, Kellyanne Cahill '23 became the 146th woman, ever, to graduate from U.S. Army Ranger School

How Physics Can Prepare You for the Jobs of the Future

Thinking about majoring in physics but not sure what it could lead to? Physics isn’t just about theories and equations—it’s about solving real-world problems and working on the coolest tech of tomorrow. From space exploration to creating renewable energy, here’s how a physics degree can set you up for some seriously exciting careers!