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Kari Nieber '23 and her family are diehard fans of the Boston Red Sox. For years, she's regularly tuned into NESN (New England Sports Network) for the television broadcast of the games. Watching a game, in fact, gave her an idea.

George Pounds '24 thought he wanted to be a doctor. One conversation led to a life-changing course correction.

The number one concern prospective students and their families have regarding higher education is this: Can I afford college?

Clearly, student debt is a hot topic these days. And although there is so much to be excited about when it comes to college — and so many benefits to choosing a private school — it's completely natural to be nervous about cost.

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It was freestyle battle rap. People would square off and improvise takedown lyrics in front of an audience. On one neighborhood block in the Dominican Republic about 13 years ago, the most feared rapper on the street was a 6-year-old girl.

Ten things you probably don't know about the associate director of study abroad and international fellowships.

Siena is taking part in initial efforts to develop a proposal for New York to become a regional clean energy hydrogen hub.

Great food, sightseeing, history, and of course, hoops.

Christina interned in the executive director's office at the National Comedy Center in Jamestown, NY, not far from her home in Bemus Point.

There are several natural bodies of water worldwide where late night swimming is best on a moonless night. Just be wary of what lurks beneath the surface.