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Nora Kipp '22, G'25 wasn't sure what she wanted to do with her life, until she asked her seven-year-old self for advice.

Seventeen Saints recently survived a plane crash (not really), and the harrowing experience (which was actually a lot of fun) will make them all better nurses.

The United States observes Constitution Day each September to celebrate the document that serves as the foundation of our country’s government. Siena does its part by hosting an annual lecture on a topic related this important founding instrument.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Associate Athletic Director of External Relations.

From provocative pin-up, to maternal inspiration, to comrade in arms, the image and role of Ukrainian women at war has evolved considerably over the past century. To examine that evolution and how it is manifested in a modern-day Ukraine at war, Oksana Kis, Ph.D. spoke at Siena on September 25.

Choosing the right political science program can shape your future in law, government, international relations, or public service. But with so many options, how do you know which program is the right fit for you?

Sometimes, we all just need our mom.

The path to gaining work experience is more complicated for international students like Henrik Winkelmann '23, G'24. He grew up in a small German town about an hour from the Dutch border and came to Siena to play soccer and earn a degree – two of them actually – in business analytics. The four-year captain may pursue soccer professionally, but if he doesn't, he wanted to inflate his resume with real-world data analytics experience. But, there's that catch...

Naomy Alcantara ’25 needed to learn Italian – and fast. The unexpected solution? A seat at a stranger's dinner table.

Siena's Summer Legal Fellows Program gives Saints the opportunity to work directly with law school professors while conducting original legal research with second- and third-year law students.