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Siena physics and business students headed to separate conferences this spring to experience academic presentations with professional peers.

Katie Pfeiffer was determined to graduate with the Siena College Class of 2023, and she wasn’t going to let cancer stand in her way.

Ten things you probably don't know about the assistant dean of the School of Liberal Arts.

Siena's record-setting Academic Showcase recognized hundreds of Saints and their research; a separate regional showcase specifically recognized Isaiah Korostil '24.

After a tough week of final exams, Prince Asante ’23 was dozing on the shuttle bus from campus back to Siena’s student housing in Troy when he was quickly awakened by the swerving of the vehicle. What he did next saved a woman’s life.

Br. Michael Perry, O.F.M., director of Siena’s new Laudato Sí Center for Integral Ecology presented the College’s annual Golub Lecture sponsored by the School of Business.

To explore how writers and artists represent the trauma of sexual assault, Shannon Draucker, Ph.D. created the honors seminar “Narratives of Sexual Violence.” She wanted to offer her students impactful ways to examine the topic, and a final assignment called an “un-essay” grew into a campus event that resonated far beyond the class.

A debut novel by a Siena faculty member is garnering rave reviews from national literary outlets.

The Irish Sea, which connects to the North Atlantic Ocean from the north and south, separates the islands of Ireland and Great Britain. The water is cold – about 43 degrees in April – but along the coast of Belfast, the impact of the sea entices surfers from all over the world. Surprisingly, the crashing waves attracted a Siena Saint who had never before stood on a surfboard.