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Siena just graduated its first cohort of students with a master’s degree in social work, and all eight are either already employed or weighing job offers. As a testament to that success, the program will welcome a cohort that is triple the size this fall.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions.

Siena made it to the final round of an inaugural collegiate business plan competition and it’s no wonder – the mission of the hosting organization mirrors that of Siena’s School of Business.

Choosing a college is about more than choosing a place to take classes. It is about choosing the place where you will grow, find your people, discover new opportunities and start to see what your future could look like. For the Siena Class of 2026, that experience started early.

Zeidane Adjei '26 admits he made quite the scene at the mall. He was screaming and jumping, and people were absolutely staring. He didn't care.

When the championship game went final, Brendan Coyle '26, G'27 and his teammates erupted into sweaty, euphoric celebration. This victory, for themselves and for their school, was a triumph they would remember forever. After all, they were... kickball tournament champions. Wait. Did you think this was a basketball story? We'll get to that...

In 2014, Nelo Afzali '26 celebrated her mom's graduation from Siena; twelve years later they switched roles, but not poses.

The first graduating class with diplomas bearing the name “Siena University” celebrated Commencement the weekend of May 15-17 as they helped open a new era in the institution’s history.

In a LinkedIn post announcing her new job, Mattingly O'Rourke '26 wrote, "Be the version of yourself your younger self would be proud of." There's no doubt that four-year-old Mattingly would be beaming.

If you grew up in the Capital Region, you’re most likely familiar the Albany Institute of History and Art. Or are you?