Admissions

By The Numbers: Why The Capital Region Is Great For College

Not familiar with New York's Capital Region? Get to know why Albany and its surrounding cities and towns make Upstate New York a great place to study, work, live and explore. From internships and restaurants to outdoor adventures and weekend plans, here’s why Siena students love calling the Capital Region home — as told through a bunch of numbers.
Alumni, Development

Class of 2017 Celebrates Record-Breaking Campaign

With only two nights left before graduation, over 450 members of the Class of 2017 flocked to Serra Manor to celebrate the 6th Annual Champagne Toast Reception. Beginning in 2012, the Champagne Toast Reception serves as an opportunity for the Office of Alumni Relations to celebrate the completion of the Senior Gift Campaign with graduating seniors and welcome them as the newest alumni of Siena College.
Academics, Economics JaiCe Stinton ’18

Economics of Travel and Tourism

Ever look at a secluded island or town and wonder how it became a tourist hot spot? As technology grows, tourism and travel expands permitting more people to travel. The massive multibillion dollar travel industry that allows people to travel to the most exotic and remote areas of the world. However, the influx of visitors to a specific area also creates major negative impacts that can ruin a region, but are often overlooked.
Academics, Student Life

Saint Faces Nearly Fatal Freshman Year

Marco Giannino ’20 started his first year at Siena College just like every other Saint. He made new friends, got to know his roommate, and became adjusted to the world of college academics.
Academics, Campus Events, Siena in the News, Student Life

Commencement 2017

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Siena in the News

Saints Receive Honorary Proclamation

Their work creating prosthetic arms for children has received worldwide media coverage, and on May 12 they received an honorary proclamation from New York state Senator Neil D. Breslin. Six key members of the Siena College e-NABLE team are graduating on May 14, and to mark the occasion, Sen. Breslin conferred the honor upon them in the office of Br. F. Edward Coughlin, O.F.M., Ph.D., president of Siena.