Admissions

You're Admitted! Now What?

First of all, congratulations! Being admitted to college is a huge milestone, and you deserve to feel proud of yourself. Whether Siena was your top choice or one of several schools you are considering, this moment marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter. At the same time, it is completely normal to feel a mix of excitement, nerves, and questions. If you are wondering what comes next, you are not alone.

Let It Snow!

Kaitlin DeForest '26 didn't know how to begin to dig her car out of the snow on Monday. This was a problem for the president.
Career and Internship Center

The Intern Journal: Fly to Fit Bungee Fitness

"My mom has fibromyalgia and about 10 years ago she did a quick Google search for a recommendation on exercise," said Ian Murphy '26. "The top two results were swimming and bungee fitness. She didn't like the swimming option and there were no bungee fitness studios in the area. So she opened one herself." 
Academic Community Engagement

Living a Legacy of Service

The day before spring semester classes started, students gathered to honor the memory of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by engaging in a special act of community service.
Center for International Programs, Business Major, School of Business

Saints Around the World: Taipei City, Taiwan

Owen Scanu '26 has had plenty of international adventures in countries like Afghanistan, Kuwait, and Morocco, but his J-Term experiences were much different. For starters, he wasn't on patrol.
Academic Community Engagement, Biology, School of Science

Two New Friends of Kenyan Orphans

Maddie Casey ’29 always knew she wanted to go abroad while in college. The opportunity to do so came much earlier than she expected, and brought with it the inspiring bonus of helping young girls achieve their own dreams of pursuing an education.
Albany Medical Program, School of Science, Biology

Every Student Has a Story: Rithika Patnam '26

Growing up, Rithika Patnam '26 always hoped that one doctor would step forward and help her dad. At some point, amid all the waiting, Patnam decided she would be the kind of doctor she was hoping for.