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​The Sarazen Student Union was a flurry of activity as Siena students shared their research with the College community during the Summer Research Sympsium.

​When people think of philosophy, many tend to think of ancient names such as Aristotle and Socrates. There are, however, many contemporary philosophers who are adding new ideas to the preexisting body of work.

​On September 25, Siena College held its annual Constitution Day celebration.

Thirty local organizations visited campus this week for the Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy’s Volunteer Service Fair. The annual event’s goal is to inform Siena students about local organizations where they can pursue opportunities for volunteering, internships and possibly employment.

To further connect students with the College’s Franciscan identity, at the beginning of every school year, students can sign up to have their rooms blessed by their Friar-in-Residence.

As the fall semester begins and students meet professors and scan syllabi, two students in Siena’s School of Science are already knee-deep in research.

As darkness fell on Siena’s academic quad yesterday evening, members of the college’s Republican Club quietly set to work on an annual tribute to those who lost their lives twelve years ago on September 11, 2001.

Along with student-engagement through scholarly activity, Siena College provides its students with opportunities for personal development through peer interaction and community service.

The opening of Siena’s newest building, Richard and Joan Rosetti Hall, gives the College’s departments of education, social work and sociology a new home and new teaching tools.

With garden sheers in hand and a foam pad beneath their knees, the Townhouse RA staff members spruced up the St. Francis Garden on the grounds of the Mohawk & Hudson River Humane Society in Menands, N.Y.