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About seven years ago, Corey Ward '26 stumbled across a worn box in a closet that had belonged to his late grandfather. When Ward looked inside, he found an old passion that for too long had been collecting dust. Not anymore...

A project to educate Siena students to address complex, interdisciplinary environmental challenges and to meet state and regional green workforce demands was launched this summer courtesy of the University’s Summer Project Incubator (SPIn).

Ten things you probably don't know about the assistant professor of history.

Starting college is an exciting new chapter, but it can also come with a lot of questions. Whether you're settling into campus life for the first time or continuing your journey at a new school, it’s normal to wonder about everything from housing and roommates to class schedules and tech needs. To help you feel more at ease, we've put together answers to some of the most common questions. You're not alone in figuring it all out! Check out these FAQs to help you prepare for an unforgettable college experience.

You did it, you’re officially heading to college! Between your acceptance letter and your first day on campus, there’s one big milestone ahead: move-in day. Whether you're planning your store run or staring at an empty suitcase, we’ve got you covered with the ultimate Siena-approved packing guide.

Art is meant to be experienced. It's meant to be felt. Aidan Forrest '26 crossed an ocean to be transfixed by the sunflowers.

Billy Rice '25 has two passions in life: baseball and cars. He's turning one of them into a career.

The 1,000 mile journey began on Long Island and will end in Buffalo, traveling through more than 50 New York State communities. On August 5, the caravan made a stop at the Grotto.

Kartick Ragavan '28 never considered Siena. The Clifton Park, NY native and Shenendehowa graduate had no interest in attending college so close to home. But after two years on the other side of the world, home sounded pretty good.

The adjustment to college life is thrilling, but not always smooth sailing – these fourteen Siena freshmen are already learning to navigate new waters.