Academics, Campus Events, Siena in the News, Physics & Astronomy

Siena to Host Public Eclipse Viewing Aug. 21

Siena’s Department of Physics and Astronomy will host a public viewing of the solar eclipse on Monday, Aug. 21. Special souvenir eclipse viewing glasses with the Siena logo will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Alumni, Campus Events, Siena in the News

Magical Evening of the Arts

Friends of Siena College gathered August 8 at Serra Manor for a "Magical Evening of the Arts" to showcase Siena talent.
Siena in the News

From the Desk of the President

Over the weekend, our nation was shaken and saddened by the hatred and bigotry fueled violence we witnessed in Charlottesville, VA. Demonstrations by white nationalists and related hate groups erupted in riots and death. The deep divisions that exist in our country were on horrific display; so too was our failure as a nation to forge a path rooted in our nation’s founding values of inclusivity and the common good for all.
Alumni, Siena in the News

Class of 2017 Off to the Races

As an annual tradition, the Class of 2017 gathered at the Saratoga Racetrack for the 100 Days After Graduation Party on August 5. Hosted by Siena’s Alumni Relations Office, the day gives the Saints a chance to catch up, reminisce and place some bets with their fellow classmates.
Academics, Siena in the News, Student Life, Success Story, Center for International Programs

Two Saints Awarded Gilman Scholarships for Fall 2017

Two Siena Saints have been awarded Gilman Scholarships for the upcoming fall 2017 semester. Biology major Chantalle Durr ’18, will be traveling to South Korea and Sasha Bentley '18, will be studying in Costa Rica.<br />
Academics, Siena in the News, Student Life, Success Story

Siena Named a Princeton Review Best College for 2018

Siena College is one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education – and one of the top schools in the Northeast – according to The Princeton Review.
Admissions

4 Signs You Should Get Your Bachelor's Degree in Nursing

Right now we’re in the middle of a significant healthcare shift. As the details of the Affordable Care Act are renegotiated in Congress, and as new technological and medical advances arrive every single day, nurses—and all medical professionals—need to be resilient, well-trained and highly adaptable. A bachelor’s in nursing can help with all of those things.
Academics, Research/Grant Activity, Siena in the News, Physics & Astronomy

Saints Head to World-Famous CERN

CERN is the largest particle physics lab in the world, and it’s home to the world-famous Large Hadron Collider. Siena students Jamie Bedard ’18 and Madeline Hagen ’19 traveled to the super-lab in June with Dr. Matt Bellis, assistant professor of physics, for a series of meetings related to their analysis of data from a general purpose detector called the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS).
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Siena Establishes Articulation Agreement with SCCC

Siena College and SUNY Schenectady County Community College have signed a transfer agreement that will allow SCCC grads with an associate’s degree to enroll in one of 31 degree programs at Siena.