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For three years, Austin Whyte ‘22 proudly served in the United States Army. He was stationed in Texas and Florida and also deployed to Afghanistan. Now a veteran, he's serving fellow veterans in the area as a veteran advocate intern at ClearPath Mortgage Solutions.

The vintage black and white photo shows a militia woman attired in a mono, a common garment of the Spanish working class. She is reading a fashion magazine, her rifle nestled next to her. What does this scene tell us – about the woman, the country, and its politics?

DezMariah Cosgrove ‘23 discovered this exotic fruit (which tastes like a blend of cantaloupe and pear), not in Israel, but at a farmers market in London where she is currently studying creative arts at the CAPA center.

Daniella Gerbasi '25 has always dreamt of recording music in Nashville. She's just one outstanding performance away...

The Out of the Darkness Campus Walk is hosted annually by Siena to raise awareness about suicide prevention. This year, the event took on added depth and poignancy due to the recent loss of a Siena community member.

Kiley Lenahan '23 has everything from jeans to tops to coats to linens in her closet. And if you see something you like, it's yours.

Siena held its long-delayed, in-person Commencement ceremony on November 14 for the Class of 2020.

Much in the way that a house or garden tour offers great ideas for enhancing your own living space, Siena hosted its first-ever Open Classroom project for faculty members to observe each other’s teaching methods and get inspiration and ideas.

Todd Snyder, Ph.D., associate professor of rhetoric and writing, is out with his third book Beatboxing: How Hip-Hop Changed the Fight Game, which explores the connection between hip-hop and the “sweet science.”

Ten things you probably don't know about the assistant director for design and construction.