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Siena College officially opened its brand new, cutting-edge scientific instrumentation lab known as the SAInT Center with a celebration in Roger Bacon Hall and tours of the facility.

Student enrolled in “The Sustainable Campus Project” worked throughout an entire semester to develop an initiative that will help to expand Siena’s growing sustainability efforts.

John Burke ’94 returned to Siena College Monday afternoon with a clear message, “Don’t Be Afraid of Your Dreams.” That was the title of the School of Business Lecture he delivered in the Key Auditorium.

Professor Kevin Jack is now helping Siena students understand the inner workings of the travel and tourism industry through his new class titled, “The Economics of Travel and Tourism.”

At Siena, students are fortunate to work closely with professors who have extensive experience and have published research in their fields. This is certainly the case for students studying political science with newcomer, Assistant Professor of Political Science Jack Collens, Ph.D.

Instead of going on vacation or relaxing at home this spring break, one group of students carried out Siena College’s Franciscan and Catholic mission by traveling to Philadelphia to serve the poorest members of the community.

Siena’s music ministry is a significant part of the College’s faith community. It involves and inspires students to engage with the Catholic and Franciscan traditions while making lifelong friends who share a love for music.

Thinking about enrolling in Siena without a major? You've come to the right place. With so many programs to explore, undecided students at Siena find their path in no path time—and then end up in incredibly impressive positions post-graduation. Want just one example? Here’s David’s story…

UPS Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Solutions Kate Strang Gutmann ’90 spoke to a standing-room only crowd inside Siena College’s Maloney Great Room on Friday during this year’s Lewis Golub Executive Lecture.

In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, we decided to write a post about a growing industry that needs more women in leadership roles—and a fantastic department at Siena that wants more female students, too. Computer Science. Whether or not you’re interested in it (maybe you know nothing about it yet, and that’s okay!), read on. We chatted with MaryAnne Egan, Siena’s Chair and Professor of Computer Science, about the workforce’s need for more women and what we can do to #makeithappen.