It's recommended older and at-risk populations avoid potential exposure to COVID-19 by avoiding the market altogether. So how do they get groceries? By calling Scotty Parillo '21.
If the robins and squirrels who populate the Siena campus are puzzled as to the spring absence of 3,000 students, they aren’t saying anything. They do have a little bit of human company, though.
One question that our admissions team hears from time to time, from both students and their parents, is whether or not they should start off at community college before transferring to Siena.
It’s a valid question—especially right now, as families across the country are grappling with major decisions in light of the Coronavirus.