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Wyatt Cleinman '24 has been to more funerals in the past two months than in the past two decades. The frequent cemetery visits have provided him with a new outlook on grief... and marketing.

What does it feel like during a routine? "It's like being on a rollercoaster, except the drop never stops."

Allie Croce '23 has never met Jessica Salmon, Ph.D., associate professor of management, in person, but a brief note from the professor changed Allie's year and maybe her professional trajectory.

They were already passionate about making positive change in the world. After attending a national Franciscan conference on developing leadership skills to advocate for peace and justice, they are now even more inspired.

Ten things you probably don't know about the associate professor of environmental studies and sciences.

Thanks to a schedule loaded with volunteer activities and community outreach – not to mention outstanding work in the classroom – Jonathan Limey ’24 has received a state award for his dedication to helping others.

He’s a Pulitzer Prize winning author of fiction who began his writing career on the Siena College student newspaper. Willian Kennedy ’49 made an informal stop on campus October 30. He was accompanying his son Brendan, who was part of the advance team for a business lecture by financial planner Tom Curran.

Ten things you probably don't know about Siena's Distinguished Civic Leader in Residence.

Two physics students and their professor took their research out into the community to educate the public about particle physics, using scientific models they designed and built themselves.

A digital atlas of almost 400,000 nearby galaxies is live online and can be accessed by the public – and referenced by astronomers – around the world. To honor the home institution of the project leader whose ongoing research informed its content, it is known as the Siena Galaxy Atlas (SGA).