Our Beacon of Hope
The COVID vaccine is safe, effective, and it will allow Siena to get back to regular campus life.
The Intern Journal: Regeneron
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is a multi-billion dollar biotechnology company that develops life-transforming medicines to combat serious illnesses. In 2012, the company produced approximately $1.4 billion in revenue. A modest figure compared to its $7.8 billion haul seven years later. The company employees more than 8,000 people in five different locations throughout the U.S. Amal Thomas '22 is hoping to join the payroll next year.
Flash of Genius
The Stack Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship held a virtual Spring 2021 Spark Tank on March 30, with winners announced the following day. Entering teams represented undergraduate students from all three schools at Siena, as well as the graduate MBA program.
Ready, Set, ACTION
When students and alumni look back on their Siena experiences, more often than not friars are a staple in their stories.
With Love, From Quarantine
Being away from people while you’re in quarantine can sometimes feel worse than the physical symptoms of illness.
Center for International Programs
Saints Around the World: Cork, Ireland
When Alec Sortino ’22 found out that his first two weeks in Cork, Ireland would be spent in quarantine, he was understandably nervous. Little did he know that he would get to learn about countries and cultures from around the world — all from the confines of his apartment.
Admissions,
Academics
Every Student Has a Story: Sabrina Della Bella '23
How many miles separate Siena College and Boca Raton, Florida? One thousand three hundred and eighty three to be exact.
Saints Rise to the Vaccination Challenge
After more than a year of life on hold – masks, social distancing, cancelled activities and upended routines – vaccines to protect against the coronavirus are now available to all adults in New York.
Saints Stand Against Asian Hate
The term “model minority” is not only inaccurate, it’s harmful.
Admissions
5 THINGS EVERY COLLEGE CAMPUS NEEDS TO SUPPORT STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH
According to the CDC, three out of four Americans between the ages of 18 and 24 report poor mental health tied to the pandemic. But even pre-Covid, colleges were catching on more than ever that your mental health is something we need to not only address, but nurture and check in on.
