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Why would you ever bring your data science homework to a Siena basketball game? Because the basketball game is the homework.

Das Nobel ’06 and his wife and Siena Trustee, Nipa, will fully fund an expansion of the science center with the addition of Nobel Hall. When completed, their $35 million gift will help transform Siena’s footprint and unleash the College’s full potential in the sciences.

Siena College is proud to present the 2021 G.O.L.D. (Graduates of the Last Decade) Standard Award, recognizing young alumni for their extraordinary achievements.

The Saints won the first national championship in Siena College history on December 12 defeating Wayne State College 25-20 to capture the National Collegiate Rugby’s Small College Challenge Cup from Houston, Texas.

Madelyn Papa '24 is a legacy student. In fact, she's next in line for one of the great legacies in College history.

Most international students are unable (or find it cost prohibitive) to make an overseas trip during the short Thanksgiving holiday. So when the campus clears out, they come together.

Michelle is currently taking courses that will satisfy some of her major requirements. She's also spending time exploring Madrid, which she calls, "a unique city with so much to offer that I have truly come to love."

Countless perfectly ripe unpicked apples fall to the ground at the end of each season. At one particular orchard, Siena students changed their destiny.

נֵס גָּדוֹל הָיָה שָׁם (pronounced nes gadól hayá sham and read from right to left) is the phrase “a great miracle happened there." On December 1, that miracle was celebrated on campus.

A service company that will incorporate new features into audio books, and a cold brew coffee maker scored the top prizes at the Fall 2021 Spark Tank competition.