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Members of the Siena College community filled the Maloney Great Room in the Sarazen Student Union with a lot of energy, joy and passion as they danced together in solidarity to support an initiative to end relationship violence. This movement, One Billion Rising, is led by women’s rights activists from around the world to globally protest violence against women and promote gender equality and justice.

On February 8, 2016 Kerry Weber presented at Siena College as part of the annual St. Clare Leadership Series: Ours to Do Women Leading the Way Lecture. Weber is a Mercy Associate, Managing Editor of America magazine and a 2015 Christopher Award winner.

Whether you're fascinated by American politics and public law or just want to see Siena from a new perspective, one of our very own political science majors can help. Even though her grandfather and aunt were both Siena students, Kaitlyn Krolik says she would've ended up here no matter what. Here are just five reasons why.

President and CEO of Noble Gas Solutions and accomplished public speaker David Mahoney came to Siena on Monday, February 8 to lead a lunchtime lecture titled “Chasing Your Own Dream - How To Live the American Dream…. According to Dave.”

With Valentine's Day right around the corner, love is certainly filling the air at Siena. But for one couple—whose story starts right here on our campus—it's just another day to share the love! 

This past Saturday, hundreds of Siena community members, families and friends gathered in the Marcelle Athletic Complex for the eleventh Annual Mr. Siena pageant.

Valentine's Day might have you thinking about who you love, but now is also a great time to think about what you love—and what it is you might want to study in college. Whether your passion is in science, economics, English or history, we're here to tell you that choosing to study something you love can be your smartest career choice.

Four prominent panelists provided personal insights and social suggestions regarding the ongoing racial issue that permeates American culture to both the Siena and local communities at the forum titled “State of Black America” on Tuesday, February 2.

As more acceptances start to roll out to future Saints, we always wish we could sit down with each of their parents for an honest conversation. A here's-the-deal, here's-what-you-need-to-know chat. This is what we'd tell them.