They finally had a proper graduation ceremony. The Class of 2024 – most of whom marked their high school graduations four years ago with drive-by diploma pick-ups and Zoom speeches – got to don caps and gowns and proudly walk across a stage to the applause of family and friends.
Submitted your deposit and reserved your spot in the Class of 2028?!
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WAIT! Don’t let this moment regarding your huge announcement pass you by without a little fun and creativity. Here are creative ways you can show the world where you’re off to for college and make it the big deal that it is.
Learning exactly why people need a food pantry can help those who serve them better tailor their services to the needs of their clients. Cynthia Bott, Ph.D., associate professor of social work, and Sarah Toledano, associate director of the Center for Academic Community Engagement (ACE) surveyed more than 200 clients of Food Pantries for the Capital District and learned that their growing home delivery service is making a big difference.
Picture this: You're starting senior year and everyone is talking about college applications. They'll be due in no time, and there's a lot to do.
But you—you're already DONE. Finished. Ready for a stress-free senior year.
The Winner's Circle at the Saratoga Race Course was the epicenter of the sports universe on June 9. Most horse racing fans watched the Belmont Stakes celebration on TV, while the lucky ones cheered from the grandstands. Hunter Dipace '26 couldn't believe where he found himself.
Andra Ackerman ‘94 grew up in very troubled circumstances. Her mother had a substance use disorder. She never met her father. Living in poverty and neglect, she rotated among a variety of foster homes starting at the age of nine. Thanks to supportive mentors along the way, she was able to turn her life in a positive direction.
We can't wait for your Siena life to officially begin this fall, but we don't want to wish away your summer either! You've worked hard all year and deserve a little fun in the sun!