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Jordan Berry '27 is spending her entire summer on Bar Harbor, a resort town nestled into the shore of Mount Desert Island on the Maine coastline. Bar Harbor is an idyllic Northeast summer vacation spot, attracting hundreds of thousands of tourists each season – but Berry's not one of them.

Students interested in sport management narrow their professional options if they focus only on the popular American games. To better explore the wide world of sports, 14 Saints took off for Europe.

Siena is now positioned to be the regional leader in birth - grade 12 teacher preparation at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Siena will soon welcome a new dean of the School of Science: Anne McCarthy, Ph.D., will start at Siena on July 1. She succeeds John Cummings, Ph.D., professor of physics, who will resume teaching and research full time.

Ten things you probably don't know about the director of the Laudato Si' Center.

Siena to offer B.S. and M.S.Ed. in early childhood/childhood education

Austin Sicko '23 could have commuted to Siena, but he preferred the experience of living on campus. That's why he moved about 100 yards from home.

Siena’s Physics Department was well represented at the April meeting of the American Physical Society (APS).

Sabrina Krasner '23, G '24 has never applied for a job, but as Commencement drew closer, she had plenty of job offers to choose from.

This Sunday at sunset, 15 landmarks across New York will shimmer in teal. Alexandra Cuttler '26 is responsible for the statewide light show.