Management, Accounting, School of Business

Every Saint Has a Story: Olivia Botelho '27

Most Saints choose Siena just once, but Olivia Botelho '27 has enrolled at Siena three times. And this time, it's for all the right reasons.

The Rockefeller Christmas Tree Gets a Siena Escort

The world-famous Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is decorated with more than 50,000 multi-colored LED lights strung across five miles of wire. A 900-pound star tops the tree, but there are no ornaments hanging from its branches. Last year, though, there was one. It was a crystal angel, featuring a picture of Christian Gray's '23 mom.

Sustainability Studies is Open to all Saints

Saints in any major can now declare a minor in Sustainability Studies to complement their degree program with the knowledge and skills needed to advance a more sustainable future for human institutions and the natural world.
Admissions

How Social Media Can Help You Explore Colleges

The college search process has changed, and for the better. Today, you do not need to wait for brochures or campus tours to learn what a college is really like. Social media gives you instant access to student life, campus energy, and the community behind the classroom walls.
Whether you are just starting your search or narrowing down your list, here is how you can use social media to discover your best-fit college and why it is one of the smartest tools you can use along the way.
Career and Internship Center, Internships

The Intern Journal: SABR

Sarah Hamilton '26 attended her first Tri-City ValleyCats game when she was four, and on that day, she pledged her whole heart to baseball.
Social Work, School of Liberal Arts

Social Workers Walk with a Purpose

Siena's social work program immerses its students in experiences that prepare Saints to help others and advocate for change. It's not just learning, it's doing. Want to see the students in action? Grab your sneakers, and come to campus tomorrow.

Every Saint Has a Story: Addison VonLoeser '29

When Addison VonLoeser '29 was younger, her parents made it clear that she would be responsible for paying her own way through college. So she is, debt free, one scoop at a time.