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Did you know that at Siena, all courses are faculty-taught? No TAs, no grad students. Here, you'll be learning from professors with impressive credentials, who all happen to be incredible and inspiring people, too. Why not kick off a new Q&A series on the blog where you can learn more about them? In honor of Women's History Month, we're starting off with Dr. Laurie Naranch.

Mary Fitzgerald Hoyt, Ph.D., a Siena College English professor since 1984, passed away on March 2, 2016.

While history is often read about in textbooks and seen through old pictures, a sociology course at Siena this spring semester highlights how history is living and breathing right here on our own campus.

Interested in business, but not quite ready to declare a major? No rush! At Siena, you can enter as undecided in our AACSB-accredited School of Business—actually, you'd officially be called an Exploring Business student—and have plenty of time to discover which facet of business you belong in. That's what freshman Emma McDonald chose to do.

On February 2, 11 students from Siena’s Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) attended Student Aid Alliance Advocacy Day at the State Capitol and Legislative buildings in Albany.

Whether you represent a particular geographic region, are involved in an inspiring cause or tower over your friends in height, we've compiled a list of ten scholarships you may have never heard of, but are totally eligible for. And if you start now, you'll still have plenty of time to apply before the deadlines.

Siena College and The College of Saint Rose collaborated together in organizing and presenting “Two Women’s Stories: The Long Journey from Drugs and Prostitution to Healing and New Life,” an event to shed light and raise awareness on human trafficking, respectively on Wednesday and Thursday, February 10 and 11.

College fairs are the only place where you can hold casual conversations with admissions reps from all over the country, all in one day. When it comes to collecting as much information as possible and impressing the reps, you'll want to be prepared. If you're asking yourself, "Where do I begin?" The answer is right here, with our complimentary checklist. 

Members of the Siena College community filled the Maloney Great Room in the Sarazen Student Union with a lot of energy, joy and passion as they danced together in solidarity to support an initiative to end relationship violence. This movement, One Billion Rising, is led by women’s rights activists from around the world to globally protest violence against women and promote gender equality and justice.