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Caroline Malles '23 was hunting for part-time work at grocery stores and restaurants. She even applied for an opening at a retirement community.

Brendan McDonnell '23 has already taken the lion's share of the history and pre-law courses needed to satisfy both his major and certificate. So this semester, he's focused on core courses, including his art requirement. He's particularly excited about Art of the Western World. The course will focus on European art... which he'll examine first hand from the best museums in the "Heart of Europe."

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Baloo is well on his way to Siena and social media fame. The College's all-new mascot is making friends nearly as fast as he's gaining followers.

Ten things you probably don't know about the professor of computer science.

Klaudia Poplawski '22 is among the most prolific and in-demand artists on campus. She'd be happy to design your next wall covering, or logo, or album cover... once she's finished with her biochemistry homework.

The teams suited up to scrimmage in preparation for a big regional competition – but no helmets were required here. Sweat? Maybe just a little.

Liam Evans '22 is grateful for courses like Abnormal Psychology, Social Psychology, and Counseling Theory, among others. The psychology major has taken the information and strategies he's learned in the classroom directly into a different, and in some ways, even more important classroom.

Jessica Dupont ’22 has been passionately interested in sustainability issues since she was in high school. Her efforts to raise awareness – and funds – to support sustainability efforts at Siena have culminated in the College signing on to the Billion Dollar Green Challenge.

The party lasted just one night, but its proceeds will benefit Siena forever