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Two U.S. Representatives from opposite sides of the aisle came together virtually on November 10 for a bipartisan panel discussion on racial justice and police reform.

College always takes an adjustment period, but sometimes you just know if a place isn’t for you. Thinking about switching schools?

To make the transfer process a smooth transition, we recommend syncing up with a transfer admissions counselor at the college you're considering to make sure you get all the answers you need. (Siena’s transfer pro, BTW, is Jen Sloan, and you can email her anytime.)

With Thanksgiving on the horizon, our thoughts may be turning as they do each time this year to gratitude. For Tony Manela, Ph.D., assistant professor of philosophy, that subject forms the basis of his academic research.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies and Sciences.

This is it. Election Day is Tuesday. Voting has already been open for mail-in absentee ballots or in-person early voting, but November 3 is the deadline to have your absentee ballot postmarked or to get to the polls in person to decide who will represent you on your town board, state legislature, Congress and in the White House.

When Dominick DiCarlo ’22 and Derek Peralta ’22 first met as freshmen at Siena, they each already knew a bit about the other: they were both nice guys, they both loved politics, and they were each at far opposite ends of the ideological spectrum.

The annual Siena College Maddalone Entrepreneur Wall of Success induction ceremony was held virtually on October 20 from the College’s Stack Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

The alien invasion is coming to campus, no one is safe.

Anastasia Koniaev '22 feels a strong connection to a land she never knew, but the country would shape her life.

If you're setting up a game of corn hole, but need a fourth, check to see if the president is free.