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This isn't the first time Elca Hubbard '27 has studied abroad in Poland. Well, maybe it is the first time she's "studied" in Poland. They don't give out a lot of homework in preschool.

On April 7, media and fans packed the MVP Arena atrium to officially welcome Siena's 20th men's basketball coach (back) to the Capital Region.

Sometimes we all need a lucky break. Just a tiny bit of serendipity. It can come from almost anywhere, or anyone (like an elementary school art teacher). And when you get that break, as Amy Rasmussen '26 can attest, you've got to be ready to seize it.

Carter Costello '27 is a third generation golf nut (above, many years ago, with his dad and grandfather). He's good, but not good enough to make a career as a golfer. However, he is good enough (better than good) to make a career out of golf. Siena's marketing department helped him find his way.

With artificial intelligence evolving far faster than business leaders imagined, Saints are taking a close look at how it can be used responsibly, ethically, and in a way that keeps humans at the controls.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Assistant Director of Alumni Engagement.

Two Siena MSA candidates researched forensic accounting topics with their professors, and it was impactful enough that they were asked to present at the annual American Accounting Association Forensic Accounting Section research conference.

Siena University will partner with Saxbys, an education company that transforms campus operations into student-led businesses and high-impact learning environments, to open a new student-led experiential learning cafe on campus in September.

At some point in your college search, you start asking a different kind of question. Not just “Where can I go?” but “How do I want to learn?” At Siena, the Honors Program gives you the chance to shape that answer for yourself. From your first semester, you’re part of classes where discussion matters, perspectives are shared, and ideas are explored in a more meaningful way.