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Siena College raised nearly $48,000 at the 18th Annual Festa Vino.

On Saturday, October 7, Siena Saints of all majors, class years, and backgrounds gathered together to serve the Greater Capital Region.

In our new guide, you and your parents will learn what’s unique about both public and private schools, helping you ask the right questions when you speak with admissions counselors and tour campuses during the search for the perfect fit.

Tom Ruhl ’19, a history education major from Locust Valley, N.Y., has been named to a one-year term on the national Bonner Advisory Board. He is one of only 10 students from across the country to serve on the board.

When we saw Albany, New York, on the most recent U.S. News & World Report’s list for the best places to live in the U.S., we were FAR from surprised.

For its long-term partnership and efforts to address food insecurity issues, Siena College was named Outstanding Community Partner of 2017 by The Food Pantries for the Capital District.

Alumna Bonnie Blanchfield ’81 returned to her alma mater to discuss how her backgrounds in accounting and corporate finance, combined with research skills, have enabled her to experience a highly untraditional career path, yet earn her current status as Senior Scientist in the Center for Clinical Innovation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital.

Siena College was turning 80, and Shelby Wadsworth ’18 thought a birthday party was in order. Sure, the College had observances planned to mark the milestone – such as a Mass celebrated by the Bishop – but why not have some fun?<br />