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What does an "intelligence specialist" do? Nick Hudak '26 (above, left) had no idea, but he checked the box because it sounded cool. That decision, plus two years tracking China's military movements in the South China Sea, led Hudak to what he'd been searching for all along... his path.

The U.S. Constitution was written more than two centuries ago – how could it have foreseen how to handle issues such as cybercrime and cybersecurity?

Siena celebrated its transformation to Siena University with all the gravitas and theatrics of a Super Bowl. It's not a coincidence that 'A Celebration of Siena: Rooted in Franciscan Values, Rising as a University' actually included the voice of the Super Bowl.

There’s something special about visiting a college campus in the fall. The air is crisp, the leaves are golden, and the energy of a new academic year is in full swing.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Associate Dean of the School of Business and Professor of Economics.

Shakespeare and his contemporaries often wrote of queens and noblewomen, but what was daily life like for lower class women of the era who had to scratch out their own living?

A local non-profit was seeking ways to manage its health insurance costs. A team of Siena professors and students crunched months of data to help them find solutions.

When Jimmy Kernan was an undergrad at St. Bonaventure University, he liked to attend Mass in the campus friary. He went to the Mass celebrated for the campus community, but there was something special about the sense of belonging he felt with the Franciscans in their campus home.

James Kelly '26 found the perfect internship. The only problem? The company offered the position to someone else. For Kelly, that was nothing more than a temporary setback...