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Stephen Deyrup, Ph.D., and his two student researchers are big Beetles fans.

Siena has formalized its agreement with the Capital Region Campus of Clarkson University for the 4/1 cooperative program in engineering, one of the most searched for majors by prospective students.

Would you like to spend your summer helping Black communities in Albany build wealth and equity? How about giving young students study opportunities in STEM? Or maybe exploring ways to support the brewing industry in the Capital Region?

Typically, a semester in France would be an opportunity to explore Europe. However, because of the pandemic, country hopping is discouraged. Instead Natalie Vu '22 is city hopping through the French countryside.

Rusty Irving '85 retired from his chief engineer position at GE to make good on his promise to Jim Matthews, M.S., professor of mathematics and computer science.

Kobe Stenson '24 dreams of being a professional baseball player just like his dad - the person in the world he admires most, but can't remember.

Peyton Morse '21 died on March 12, nine days after suffering a medical emergency during training at the New York State Academy of Fire Science.

Paul Farmer, M.D., Ph.D. -- physician, Harvard Medical School professor and medical anthropologist -- believes that health care is a universal human right. On March 16 he hosted a one-hour Zoom conversation exclusively for Siena students, as part of the Mission Office’s Women’s Leadership Series.

Michael Averill ’22 has been named a Newman Civic Fellow for the coming academic year by Campus Compact, a Boston-based non-profit organization working to advance the public purposes of higher education.