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Valentina Doren '22, above, has traveled abroad extensively, but her plans to visit the one spot on the globe that personally matters most had been thwarted by pandemic, war, and rotten luck. Not anymore. Valentina is one of two Saints to earn a 2023-2024 Fulbright award.

Want a realistic perspective on how a political campaign is run? Just ask someone who’s been elected. To give his students the inside track on running for public office and, more importantly, serving constituents once you’re elected, Taewoo Kang, Ph.D., assistant professor of political communication, recently welcomed Town of Colonie Supervisor Peter Crummey to speak to his Introduction to Political Communication class.

Ten things you probably don't know about the director of community living.

The FAFSA Simplification Act was created to streamline the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) process, making it easier for families to apply for financial aid for college.

Siena hosted first and second round action of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament from MVP Arena. Eight teams played six games in 48 hours with more than nine million viewers watching across the country. A team of Siena students helped to pull it off.

Alex Dumas '24 didn't join the Siena Pep Band because of his parents, but if not for his parents, the pep band might not exist.

Ten things you probably don't know about the assistant director of the Academic Success Center.

Students representing three Abrahamic faith traditions joined together to lead a prayer service to lift up those in Türkiye and Syria impacted by the deadly February earthquake.

What are the best ways for students to build leadership skills through community engaged scholarship?

The family tree on Kali Cucharale's '23 grandmother's side of the family didn't branch out beyond her grandmother. Kali assumed she was Italian, but because her grandmother was adopted – with little information – as an infant, the family was only guessing.