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Five HEOP Saints honed their lobbying skills with a February 10 visit to the New York State Capitol to advocate for increased student aid funding.

Palak Patel '27 wasn't really interested in studying abroad even though it seemed to be a priority for plenty of her friends. Patel decided to pop into the Study Abroad office just to see what the hype was about. Next thing you know...

If the theory is true that the left side of the brain directs logical thinking and the right side powers creativity, Jayden Wojcik ’27 has each hemisphere running at top capacity. Both he and Siena are reaping the benefits.

Local high school students, environmental activists, faith leaders and hundreds of members of the Siena community took part in person and online in the second annual Earth’s Cry, Humanity’s Call Integral Ecology Symposium. Held February 5, "Reimagining Economy: For People and Planet" explored how economic systems can better serve human dignity and the environment, grounded in Franciscan values and care for creation.

After years of involvement in one of the nation’s most prestigious college theatre competitions, Siena University played host to its Northeast regional festival this year.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Teaching Professor of English and Interim Co-Director of the Writing Center.

Siena University joined two of its sister universities to renew and update agreements of sponsorship by the Franciscan order.

First of all, congratulations! Being admitted to college is a huge milestone, and you deserve to feel proud of yourself. Whether Siena was your top choice or one of several schools you are considering, this moment marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter. At the same time, it is completely normal to feel a mix of excitement, nerves, and questions. If you are wondering what comes next, you are not alone.

Kaitlin DeForest '26 didn't know how to begin to dig her car out of the snow on Monday. This was a problem for the president.