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A solidly written essay is a crucial tool in college-level learning. But there are times when a different tool can serve just as well – or even better. In the African American History class taught by Jennifer Dorsey, Ph.D., professor of history, students were assigned an “un-essay” for their final project.

Wherever you are in your college journey—just starting on your list, visiting your top choices, or maybe you recently applied (or were admitted!) to Siena—please know this: our financial aid counselors are HERE FOR YOU.

Choosing the right college is a big decision, and it’s more than just picking a campus or a major. The place you choose will shape your next four years—and your future. Not sure what to look for? Start with these five essentials:

The elderly couple was trapped in their home, unable to dig out from more than one foot of snow that overwhelmed the Buffalo area in late February. Their power had been out for more than 48 hours, and the wife was down to her final bottle of oxygen. Was help coming? McKenna Radel '26 reached them first.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Director of Human Resources for Employee Relations, Benefits, and Wellness.

Saints preparing for careers in cybersecurity and computer programming recently took part in two regional competitions that honed skills they are learning in the classroom.

A local program that helps teens and young adults with autism and other learning differences needed a way to let their target community know about its services. A Siena MBA class had their back.

Is a Tarte Cosmetics concealer right for you? It is if Simone Biles uses it. In the cosmetics game, influencer marketing trumps all other forms of production promotion. Madison McHugh '25 learned that on day one of her New York City internship at Tarte corporate headquarters. As a brand marketing intern, she was asked to surf socials (most especially TikTok) in search of potential brand ambassadors.

Sometimes teddy bears run a temperature. A stuffed lion can get a sore throat from all that roaring. And what about a plush dog whose tail doesn’t wag like it should?

Jack Reilly ’26 existed, primarily, in a 10-mile radius around campus. Now, all of Europe is his playground.