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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.

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

An oasis of Spanish food and culture has come to a downtown Albany historic townhouse, thanks to a Siena faculty member and her spouse.

An international team of researchers, including Thomas Giarla, Ph.D., associate professor of biology at Siena, recently discovered 14 new species of shrews, the largest number of new mammals described in any scientific paper since 1931.

Ten things you probably don't know about the assistant campus minister.

Noah Franz '23 spent the summer of 2021 searching for intelligent extraterrestrial life. His search came up empty, but his research will be featured this year in The Astronomical Journal.

Tyanna Xavier '25 is happiest walking the runway, but she's no longer afraid to walk anywhere.

The omelet station is gone. Don't panic! It's been replaced by an all new one, among other Lonnstrom Dining Hall upgrades.

Do you have a favorite bird? Layla Pagan '23 does. It's the chicken. So when she made her way to London in the fall, she was understandably excited to discover that the University of Roehampton has its own chicken coop.

Civil rights advocate and global humanitarian Martin Luther King III will be the featured speaker for Siena’s 35th annual Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King Lecture Series on Race and Nonviolent Social Change.