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Biology students at Siena now have a pair of new compound fluorescence light microscopes to use both in class and independent research based lab activities.

Dante Angelini '23 had one message for his fellow graduating seniors at Holyoke High School in Massachusetts. He stepped up to the podium (below, left), grabbed the microphone, and told the Class of 2019 to "reach for the stars." Those words have taken him further than he could have imagined.

Eve Butler '25 spent time in the Bahamas last summer on vacation with her family. She spent her days snorkeling and enjoying, well, absolutely everything. She enjoyed it so much, in fact, she turned paradise into her classroom.

Instead of the traditional large, one-day career fair, Siena's Career Expo 2023 was a multi-day event held over four days throughout February.

Sam Kim, the new video coach for the Toronto Maple Leafs, used his time off during the NHL all-star break to speak with Siena students. Among his important lessons... no matter the job, do it well and make a name for yourself. That's sound advice coming from Sparky the Dragon.

Sydney Smith '23 is proudly from the country, though she confesses, she's not a huge fan of country music. She didn't buy a front row ticket to see Luke Combs; she just ended up there. It was part of the internship.

Have a feeling you were born to be a nurse? Speed up the process while getting a phenomenal education at Siena.

Through our partnerships with Ellis Medicine’s Belanger School of Nursing and Maria College’s Nursing Department, you can earn two degrees—an associate’s and bachelor’s in nursing—in four years.

A VIP campus guest has received a special invitation to return for a future lecture.

Honorary Siena basketball member Evan Franz would break the team huddle by leading the chant, "1-2-3, Family!" On January 23, the Siena family lost Evan following a courageous battle with brain cancer.

Two Siena faculty members met with state legislators on January 24 to advocate for a bill that would permit nursing programs in New York to substitute up to one-third of required clinical education with simulation-based learning experiences (SBLE).