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Thanks to new solar farm subscriptions, Siena now offsets 100 percent of its electricity use.

Siena University is partnering with Maria College to expand the pipeline of clinical mental health counselors, addressing a growing workforce shortage across New York state.

Nicholas Clookey '27 has always wanted to be a lawyer. He hasn't changed his mind since he's been at Siena, but he is changing sides.

Learning can happen anywhere, including inside the walls of a maximum security prison.

The Damietta Cross-Cultural Center regularly organizes events designed to nurture and foster relationships between Saints. But this first-of-its-kind event focused on a whole new kind of relationship building.

Siena has officially been awarded $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending for its “Next Generation STEM Laboratory and Maker Space,” a priority project aligned with the University’s continued growth in science and workforce preparation.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Assistant Director of Admissions.

The acceptance letter has arrived. The financial aid package has been opened. Campus visits are being compared. For many seniors, this is the quiet in-between. They are no longer asking, “Where did I get in?” They are starting to wonder, What will my life actually look like once I get there? It can be helpful to shift the conversation from “Where did I get in?” to “How will I be learning?” Because how students learn shapes how they grow.

Siena University has received a transformational gift from Rosario “Sal” Ilacqua ’50 that will advance business education, expand access to opportunity, and honor a life defined by humility, faith, and belief in the power of education.

Occasionally, Krystal Caceres '26 (right, 2nd from right) would report to her internship site at midnight to begin a four-hour shift. The hours weren't ideal, but the public needs protecting, even when it's mostly sleeping.