health studies, School of Science, Health Professions

A Trailblazer in Health Studies

Nicole Barrington '20 arrived at Siena in the fall of 2017, the same year the health studies major launched. Three years later, she's a poster graduate for the program.
Environmental Studies and Sciences, School of Science

Measuring the Risks of a High-Salt Diet

The road salt scattered by trucks to keep winter roads safer aren’t benefiting local waterways - and the negative effects seem to last for months after the freezin’ season is over.

"Let's Change the World"

Men's head basketball coach Carmen Maciariello '01 wanted social justice and change in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, so he became the change.

Through Trauma Towards Trust

We’ve heard the term post-traumatic stress disorder applied to those who have served in combat or gone through a particularly distressing or emotionally damaging situation. Can long-term exposure to systemic racism also trigger similar symptoms?
Physics & Astronomy, School of Science

Angular Acceleration? It's Child's Play

To help high school and college students gain a better grasp of physics, a trio of CURCA Summer Scholars is developing apps featuring 3D simulations – one of which was inspired by a childhood playground.
Pre-Law, Philosophy

Making His Case

Tyler Simmons '21 was one of four Siena students selected as legal fellows at the Government Law Center at Albany Law School this summer.