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Death is not the end, but rather a passage to a new form of life.

Last month, Caroline Garrett '23 attended a family reunion with cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews. She had a wonderful time talking and laughing with 30 members of her extended family who - until that party - she had never seen before in her life.

Siena has joined the College Cost Transparency Initiative (CCT), a nationwide coalition of colleges committed to following a set of standards to ensure transparency, clarity, and understanding of student financial aid offers.

The Siena College Research Institute (SCRI) is known internationally for the accuracy and impact of its election polling, particularly the Upshot polling they conduct with the New York Times. With the 2024 election season on the horizon, they hosted their partners from the Times to explore “Using Polling to Understand the 2024 Elections.”

Ten things you probably don't know about the associate professor of biology.

It was a thoughtfully layered approach to examining how we protect our environment: art, science, and panel discussions inspired by both. “A Call for Holy Rage: Francis of Assisi, Ibsen, and Earth's Future” was presented October 2 as part of Francis Week at Siena.

It was announced last Wednesday that Siena College has received $750,000 in funding from the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY) under the Higher Education Capital Matching Grant Program (HECap).

Throughout the mid-20th century, 'Thomas' ranked among the 10 most popular boys names in the country. It has dipped into the 40s as of this year, but the Toms are well represented on campus.

Anna Donovan '24 walked Main Street at Disney World for the first time when she was barely old enough to walk. Anna's dad works a lot, so family time when they can get it is especially important. Anna was one year old when she went the first time, and she made several trips with her family over the years. Two years ago, she went without her family and scored a job on Main Street.