Audio Books and Cold Coffee

A service company that will incorporate new features into audio books, and a cold brew coffee maker scored the top prizes at the Fall 2021 Spark Tank competition.
Creative Arts, School of Liberal Arts

After Orlando: A Siena Production

After Orlando is a collection of very short plays by written by theatre artists in reaction to the June 2016 shooting at the gay nightclub in Florida where 49 died and 53 were injured. Dom DiCaprio ’22 is directing Siena’s production of After Orlando, which will be entirely produced and acted by Siena students.
School of Science, Physics & Astronomy

SIENA AND DUDLEY OBSERVATORY REACH FOR THE STARS

Siena College and The Dudley Observatory signed an agreement today to enter into long-term partnership to build and enhance the astronomy education and public outreach activities of both institutions.

The Festival of Lights

נֵס גָּדוֹל הָיָה שָׁם (pronounced nes gadól hayá sham and read from right to left) is the phrase “a great miracle happened there." On December 1, that miracle was celebrated on campus.
Marketing, School of Business, health studies

The Intern Journal: The Williams Center

What's the recovery time for a hair transplant? Alexis Valenti '22 isn't a medical student (nor is she in need of a hair transplant), but over the past few months, she's picked up quite a bit through osmosis.
Center for International Programs, School of Liberal Arts

Saints Around the World: Madrid

Michelle is currently taking courses that will satisfy some of her major requirements. She's also spending time exploring Madrid, which she calls, "a unique city with so much to offer that I have truly come to love."
School of Liberal Arts, Social Work

Leave No Apples Behind

Countless perfectly ripe unpicked apples fall to the ground at the end of each season. At one particular orchard, Siena students changed their destiny.
Admissions

5 Things to Love About Upstate New York in the Winter

If there's one thing we love about living in the Northeast, it’s the four seasons.

And yes, that includes winter.

But we’re here to tell you those few months of colder days in the Capital Region aren’t only bearable, they're actually a TON of fun for college students.

Check out these five reasons why we love this time of year in Upstate New York: