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Siena College has selected AVI Foodsystems, Inc.—America’s largest, independently-owned and operated food and hospitality provider— as its new partner in dining and food services commencing June 1.

Marketing major Erin Grogan '15 has made the most of her time at Siena, the college she knew she wanted to attend since the first time she toured its campus.

If you're considering studying business in college, you've probably pored over websites looking for the perfect school. Maybe, at this point, you've even been accepted to Siena and you just need a quick refresher on what we have to offer. To save you time, here's a list of fast facts about our School of Business—and why it's one of the most ideal places in upstate New York to pursue a business degree.

If you're thinking of enrolling in Siena College as an undecided business, undecided science or undecided liberal arts major, save this date: March 25. Next Wednesday from 7:00 p.m. to 7:45 p.m., we'll be chatting live online about what it's like to be an undecided student at Siena. 

With a case of senioritis and a college acceptance under your belt, you’re probably feeling less than your most productive self. But to completely disengage during the homestretch of your high school career isn’t good for you or your grades. (Remember: the admissions office will see a final copy of your transcripts once you graduate.) So, the next time you’ve hit that mental roadblock—or find yourself reliving 2012 through your Facebook archives—try these tools to help you get back on track.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame DJ Grandmaster Flash delivered a memorable lecture to launch Siena's second annual Hip-Hop Week, which culminated Friday with a Street Art Expo that left its mark on the Sarazen Student Union.

Siena College theatre students are now performing William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure.” While that play is currently in full swing, some students recently reflected back on their participation in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.

The annual St. Clare Leadership Lecture Series: Ours to Do Women Leading the Way encourages and empowers women at Siena College to become effective leaders.

GE Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Immelt will receive an honorary degree during the College’s 2015 Commencement Ceremony on Sunday, May 10 at the Times Union Center in Albany. Immelt will also deliver the commencement address.