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Interested in retaking the SAT?

The long-awaited day has come and gone: you woke up from a good night’s sleep, ate a well-balanced breakfast, and spent five hours at an SAT test center filling in bubbles that corresponded to your answers. Whether or not you scored in the range you were hoping for, you may be wondering if retaking the SAT is the right move for you. Here are some things to think about before you decide.
Academics, Alumni, Campus Events, Development, Service/Advocacy

Remembering Fr. Capistran Hanlon, O.F.M.

Siena College is saying goodbye this week to a beloved member of its community, Fr. Capistran Hanlon, O.F.M., Ph.D. Hanlon, or “Fr. Cap” as he was known, died last Thursday at Holy Name Friary in New Jersey at the age of 81.
Academics, Alumni, Campus Events, Service/Advocacy, Student Life

Siena Offers Support Services for Growing International Student Population

While walking around the Siena campus, you will hear many warm greetings, including an increasing amount of “hola,” “bonjour,” or “nǐ hǎo,” to go along with “hello” and “how are ya?” That's because the College's international student population is growing.
Admissions

What high school students should do in February

Off to college soon—or hope to be? Here’s some advice, straight from Admissions, about what you should consider working on this time of year to better prepare yourself for what lies ahead. Wherever you are in the college application process, you’ll find a tip that applies to you below!
Admissions

Q&A with a Siena alum (and J.Crew COO!): Jim Scully ’87

One of the many great features of this blog is our Q&A sessions with impressive Siena alumni. We know how important it is for students to know where our graduates end up—and we love to catch up with them! This month we chatted with Jim Scully ’87, an English-major-turned-COO (of J.Crew, might we add!). Want to know how his education from Siena helped him get there? Read on.
Academics, Alumni, Campus Events, Research/Grant Activity, Service/Advocacy, Student Life, Success Story

Siena Student Featured on MSNBC’s “Women in Politics: College Edition”

Siena College sociology major Delaney Rives ’15 was recently featured on MSNBC’s website, “Women in Politics: College Edition” for her leadership and advocacy on behalf of women’s rights and abuse prevention.