"Bernie" doesn't have Dog Pound tickets, and if we're being complete honest, he's not the world's biggest basketball fan. But, unbeknownst to her friends, Bernie rarely misses a game.
Research on infection rates landed two Siena students and their professor a presentation at an international conference – and a published article in an academic journal.
Abdou Fofana '26 found himself on an unexpected pilgrimage headed to an unclear destination. But what he learned was that walking in the footsteps of St. Francis is a walk everyone, of every faith, should take.
When you hear “Hawai’i” you most likely start thinking about palm trees, tropical breezes and luaus. Now go ahead and add particle physics to that picture.
Humans and horses have always had a very special bond. These majestic animals have served us as transportation, athletes, workmates and friends. A new class is now offered at Siena that combines classroom and barn time to explore these relationships in depth.