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A pilgrimage to Franciscan Italy for Siena’s president and trustees culminated in a special private audience with Pope Francis.

In a democracy, citizens are encouraged to call their representatives in Congress whether it's to vent, opine, or raise a personal or societal concern. Of course, that means someone is required to be on the other end of the call. In Senator Chuck Schumer's (D-NY) Albany office, that's Bill Karipidis '24.

Because she has always been there for her nursing students, they are here for her.

K-pop, short for Korean popular music, is a South Korean musical genre that has reverberated around the globe over the past two decades. BTS is the most famous K-pop band, and Jaimie Abraham '25 has seen them in person, in the U.S., three times. But for a truly immersive K-pop experience...

In September 1297, Sir William Wallace – played by Mel Gibson in the Academy Award-winning film Braveheart – famously defeated an English Army at the Battle of Stirling Bridge during the First War of Scottish Independence. Amy Perry visited the battle site where she proudly "bled for Wallace."

Saints celebrated the April 8 solar eclipse on campus and up in the Adirondacks with games, fellowship, and of course, awe-inspiring views of a darkened sky.

President Seifert and his wife, Siena friars and members of the Siena Board of trustees met with Pope Francis on Saturday, April 20.

Terry Primm has been promoted to head women's basketball coach. Coach Primm, backed by his student athletes, met the media during an introductory press conference.

Anxiety about the climate crisis is widespread, especially among younger generations. Being proactive about addressing it can alleviate some of that stress while helping the planet. To that end, students involved in Siena’s Saints Act Together campaign planted a linden tree behind Rosetti Hall on April 12.

Ten things you probably don't know about the operations manager for Student Activities & Leadership Development.