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Ten things you probably don't know about the director of the Stack Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship,

Winemaking is a science and an art, and students in the Wines of the World class pitched in at a local vineyard to find out just how much of both are involved.

Siena professors are always up for helping their students, and even further support is available through the College’s Academic Success Center (ASC). The department has a new name and a new location, but they are keeping the same important goal: to work with Siena students to help them achieve their best.

It's no wonder Cory Klafehn '05 can easily manage huge teams of people, move millions of cartons a week, and make decisions that affect Target stores across the globe.

During his time at Siena, the Oneonta, NY native was b-u-s-y.

St. Francis of Assisi was watching over Siena when it first opened its doors on September 22, 1937. The Franciscan spirit was palpable 85 years to the day later as faculty, staff, and administrators gathered to observe not only the College's birthday, but a new building and new guideposts to lead Siena
into the future.

Siena hosted the September 16 presentation “The Supreme Court’s Legitimacy and the Stench of Politics” for its annual Constitution Day observation. Ava Ayers, J.D., associate professor of law at Albany Law School, was the featured speaker.

Check out College Fashionista right now, and you'll find 20 back to school beauty deals or 15 pairs of shoes you need for the start of the academic year. The website has been a total game changer for Madison Savage '23 – not for the fashion trends, but for the opportunity.

Parker Taft '24 was packing his bags just before leaving for London when he heard the news. Queen Elizabeth II had passed, and as the announcement reverberated around the globe, it dawned on Parker that he'd be flying into a country in mourning.

Michael Simeone Jr. '23 has never been a fan of tattoos, though his parents got matching ink that read "SM4L" – soul mate for life. Unfortunately, one of those lives was cut suddenly short this spring. Michael's now living his life to honor his dad, in honorable (and painful) ways.

Flags from the nations of some of Siena’s international students have been proudly displayed in the atrium of the Sarazen Student Union for a few years now. The College recently doubled the number of flagpoles to nearly 50 so that every single country represented by an international student on our campus can have its flag proudly on display.