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It was the largest field ever at Siena’s 32nd annual High School Computer Programming Contest.

Siena College seniors, Thomas Ruhl ’19 and Samantha Lore ’19 have been selected for the 2018-2019 Fulbright U.S. Program. This prestigious program offers our Saints the opportunities to research, study, and teach in over 140 foreign countries.

If you’re at all intrigued by the entrepreneurship program at Siena College and are eager to learn more, stay right here. We caught up with Siena graduate Kevin Danaher, who majored in computer science and minored in entrepreneurship, to talk about the entrepreneurship program, dancing, Siena and more.

During his time here, he actually created a business directly tied to one of his passions—and is still working on mobile apps to this day. Check it out.

When Siena promises an education for a lifetime they are not just talking about the degree Saints leave with- it means so much more.

You dream up the idea. You call the shots. You reap the benefits. If you love the thought of running or creating your own business one day, you’re in good company. The hustle to become a successful entrepreneur is real and widespread (ever seen Shark Tank?!), but there’s always room for more. In fact, at Siena College, entrepreneurship is one of our most popular programs, and for good reason.

Take it from Nick Earl, who graduated from Siena in May 2018 with a major in marketing and a minor in innovation and entrepreneurship. Here’s what he said about his experience in Siena’s entrepreneurship program and more.

Siena Basketball alumnus Carmen Maciariello '01 has been named the 18th head coach in Siena Men's Basketball history. The native of nearby Clifton Park, New York recently completed his first season as an assistant coach in his second stint on the Siena Basketball staff.

Imprisoned in the past for speaking out about his political beliefs, Saladdin Ahmed, Ph.D. has found a temporary safe harbor at Siena College.

The new teaching assistant professor of English brought in T.R. Darling via Skype to talk to the class about his work in the fast-growing genre.

Siena students gazed at stars from the most spectacular stargazing spot in the Northern Hemisphere