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This summer, the environmental science major was an intern for Capital Region PRISM (Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management).

This year's freshman class of international students is larger and more diverse than any class in College history.

During the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, 2,977 people were killed, thousands more were injured, millions more continue to be impacted.

Twin sisters Ava and Alexa Filippone ’25 were (almost) all packed up and ready to move in at Siena as freshmen. Hurricane Ida had other ideas.

Peter Zaas, Ph.D. professor of religious studies at Siena, will be presented with the 2021 Reverend Carlyle Adams Ecumenical and Interfaith Award at the CACC’s annual dinner on October 13 in Albany.

Ten things you probably don't know about the director of Student Activities and Leadership Development.

In recent years, this area has received quite a bit of Hollywood attention with the amount of TV shows filmed in the Capital Region and throughout upstate NY.

But did ya know? Siena’s surroundings have long been attractive to movie producers—we’re talking way back to the 80s to today. And we love that. Because when it’s a little too chilly to hang outside or Saints just need to stop moving for a couple hours, students cluster together in the dorms and watch movie after movie like one big cozy family. (And sometimes, we get to be extras too.)

What’s the FAFSA? What does EFC mean? Is everyone guaranteed financial aid?

There’s a reason our financial aid team gets these questions (and lots more) every year from high school students and parents. Between the forms, the terms, the rules, the types of financial aid... the whole financial aid process can get pretty confusing!

Hannah Myers G'22 visited Siena while in high school, but not because she wanted to.

A month or two into the job search, and Cole DiGiacomo '21 hadn't found the right opportunity, until he got a call from a former Siena classmate...