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As a business major, Blake Demianenko ’27 understands that the economy is crucially interwoven with efforts to address the climate crisis.

The concept of servant leadership is a powerful pillar of Siena University’s mission. To fully immerse themselves in its tenets, a group of Saints studied them for a semester then walked in the footsteps of the real-life saints who inspired them.

The future is evolving faster than ever, reshaping industries, careers, and the skills needed to thrive. The job market is transforming at lightning speed, and staying ahead means mastering abilities that blend cutting-edge technology with timeless human strengths. According to The World Economic Forum here are the top 10 skills that will define success in the years to come.

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A beloved Siena tradition is being carried on at a Catholic high school in Raleigh, North Carolina.

In Finance 435, the stakes – and the stocks – make it feel like Wall Street.

"How come you don't look like a biker?" The put together, female college professor gets asked that question all the time. She decided to write a book about her answer.

Out of the blue, a patient opened up to Mary Akinniyi '27 about the sexual abuse he suffered as a child. He turned to drugs, he told her, because the high – even if it only lasted a fews seconds – was his only escape from the trauma. The drugs led him on a path to the Washington County Jail. The patient considers his time behind bars as rehab, but he's worried he'll fall back into his old lifestyle when he's released. After finishing the story, Akinniyi asked rhetorically to no one or maybe everyone:

"Is he any less deserving of care?"

Before Hurricane Melissa gathered steam in the Atlantic, Kevin Garcia-Perez '27 was excited to visit Jamaica as a tourist. But after the hurricane delivered its blow, he just wanted to be there to help. 

Ten things you probably don't know about the Department Chair and Professor of Religious Studies.