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Siena’s Center for the Study of Government and Politics and Political Science Department recently sponsored a thought-provoking panel discussion titled “Ethics Reform in New York State Government.”

If you just found out that you were put on the waitlist at your top choice college, don't be disappointed. Contrary to what you may think, being wait-listed isn't the end of the line. At Siena, we certainly don't consider it a closed book. In fact, we think you should see it as another opportunity to show your full potential to the Admissions committee. We want to hear from you! Take a look at these tips.

To give prospective students who are interested in enrolling as undecided a better idea of what it's like to explore majors at Siena, we rounded up a few students who did just that and hosted an online live chat with them. Missed it? No problem. We've got the replay!

Siena College’s Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity gives students from all majors and courses of study the opportunity to pursue high-impact, hands-on learning. Business, science and liberal arts majors are presenting their work at national and international conferences this spring.

Since September, we’ve guided you through the college search with tips and advice to help you stay on track and get closer to the college of your choice. Now that it’s April, we hope you feel confident in your ability to continue your search—or commit to your school! But, if you’re looking for a bit more guidance, here’s what you should do this month.

Stephanie Viggiano '15 has found success on the softball field and in the classroom and as she prepares to graduate, Viggiano already has a gameplan for the future which starts by staying at Siena to earn her MS in Accounting.

We hope your holiday is filled with family, a feast and a basket of sweets. From all of us at Siena College, have a wonderful Easter Sunday!

After graduation, computer science major Kevin Conner '15 will begin working as a software engineer at IBM. It was a connection with a Siena classmate that helped him land the job.

Siena College students learned to "dress for success" while preparing for the annual Career, Internship and Graduate School Fair, and they helped a local charity in the process.