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Finesse Johnson Stewart '25 wants an education in the global fight for social justice. Instead of just reading about notable figures in the history books, she went to speak with them.

From the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region 1 at Central Connecticut State University this past weekend, more than a dozen Saints presented their work, watched productions, attended workshops, and made College history.

Like many who enter government or politics, Hayden Engert ‘26 said he wanted to help people. So, he decided to get in the game as early as possible.

Paris DeFilippis '25 couldn't believe where life had taken her – to the back of an agent's car, just before sunrise, watching as people with badges executed a search warrant. Paris was destined to go to law school and be an attorney. But this? This was awesome.

Ten things you probably don't know about the director at the Center for Academic Community Engagement (ACE).

To examine the particular impact the Israel-Hamas war has had on doctors and nurses, four Siena biology majors organized the February 8 presentation “Health Care in War Time.”

James McDonald ’86 M.D., M.P.H., New York’s commissioner of health, explored the social determinants of health in his February 6 lecture “Achieving A Common Understanding in Health Care,” part of the “Inclusive Leadership in Health Care” Series sponsored by Siena’s Health Studies Program.

Does this sound familiar? You're loving everything you're reading about a certain college: the location, the campus, the real-world learning opportunities, the student life

...and then, ugh, they don't offer the major I’m interested in?

When that happens—when you don't see your intended major listed at a college you're really interested in—repeat after us: DON’T

Do you want to build a snowman? Muhammad Hamza Gohar ’27 did, and he came all the way from Pakistan to do it.

Liamell Quezada '25 always dreamt of seeing Paris and immersing herself in French culture. She didn't realize they were separate wishes.