Admissions

Q&A With A Siena Alum (And Founder of Metabolic Meltdown): Matt Phelps '02

At Siena, our close-knit community doesn’t end after graduation. In fact, we love staying in touch with our thousands of alumni who constantly impress us with their achievements. This month we caught up with Matt Phelps ‘02, who took his English degree to a level that may surprise you...by opening up a gym. Find out how his Siena education and values strongly influence his growing business.
Academics, Campus Events, Research/Grant Activity

Siena Opens Digital Scholarship Center

Vintage photographs. Important books and papers. Taped oral histories. Even three-dimensional items such as a uniform or architectural model.
Academics, Siena in the News

Inaugural Biomedical Business Plan Competition

The winners of an inaugural business plan competition – five promising biotech start-up companies – have been announced by Siena College and Albany Medical College.
Alumni, Student Life

Senior Gift Party Shatters Record

While most Siena students were packing their bags and filling their cars to return to campus for the spring semester, a record 235 seniors were “adding a night to senior year” by returning a day early on January 15 for the 8th Annual Senior Gift Kickoff Party.
Admissions

Design Your Own Major At Siena: How It Works

Were you considering applying to Siena, but then didn’t see a major that appealed to you? Wait, don’t cross us off your list! With our Student Designed Interdisciplinary Major (SDIM), you could potentially have the opportunity to create your own plan of study and earn a B.A. in Interdisciplinary Studies (with a specific concentration noted on your transcript). Here's how it works.
Campus Events

Area Students Gather to STOP Prejudice

STOP is sponsored by Siena’s Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King Lecture Series and is organized and run by the Anti-Defamation League’s (ADL) A World of Difference Institute, and supported by the Golub Family Foundation.
Admissions

How To Clean Up Your Social Media Profiles In Case Colleges Are Looking

It's no secret that many college admissions counselors will check out applicants' social media profiles during the review process (just like many employers do). So even if you think your privacy settings are locked up, it doesn't hurt to add virtual spring cleaning to your application checklist. Here are some ways to make your online presence more college-friendly.