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From gender socialization in STEM fields to the representational politics of film, Siena students and faculty covered a lot of ground at the 8th annual Capital District Feminist Studies Conference.

Kevin Prunty '20 was forced to make a choice: give up his lifelong dream or risk everything.

Students of Siena's Higher Education Opportunity Program believe more students of need should have access to a college degree - they took their message to the Capitol.

They both graduated from Bishop Timon-St. Jude High School in Buffalo, albeit a few decades apart. But the Franciscan tradition they each learned there had an impact on both Christian Watts ’22 and Br. Ed Coughlin, O.F.M., Ph.D., Siena’s 11th president.

Samantha Fazio '22 has been singing her life, but she just recently graduated into the honors program.

Ten things you probably don't know about the assistant professor of writing and communications.

Gibson had previously been named Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Siena. He is the first layperson to serve as permanent leader of Siena since its founding in 1937.

Her students wanted to inspire change and create public awareness about intensifying environmental change - so she invented a new course.

For the first time ever, Siena theater students made it to the semi-final round of an acting scholarship competition sponsored by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF).