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It may not be time to start filling out applications just yet, but it's never too early to get a head start on college planning. As a junior, you might appreciate a few actionable tips that can make your college search a little easier in the long run.

While Siena College is well known for its small community-like atmosphere, an exception was made on Friday, September 11 when the student body came together on the Academic Quad for the annual Fall Club Fair.

The 2014-2015 academic year brought great success to the Siena College English department. Five faculty members published books, all inspired by topics they explored with their students in the classroom.

Siena College welcomed bestselling author Mohsin Hamid, who spoke to over 800 students, faculty and members of the public, on Thursday, September 10.

Siena College will welcome bestselling author Mohsin Hamid on Thursday, September 10. His writing has been featured on bestseller lists, adapted for cinema, shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize, selected as a winner of finalist for 20 awards and translated into 35 languages.

Computer science professors Meg Fryling, Ph.D. and Jack Rivituso, Ed.D. spent part of the summer teaching at the Zhejiang Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (ZIME) in Hangzhou, China.

Greg Pautler '14's company, Pure Adapt Inc., was recently named as one of the Fastest Growing Private Companies in America by Inc 5000.

The Siena College Community welcomed its newest Saints on Thursday, September 3. Many groups — from orientation staff to admissions counselors to student-athletes to ROTC — helped to move students into their new home.

There's one question we get asked often that is both easy and difficult to answer: "What are the students like?" Easy, because Siena students really do have so many things in common. Difficult, because we've got a pretty diverse group of students here. That being said, we drew up a list of 50 very carefully chosen adjectives to describe Saints.

The 2015 Summer Legal Fellows Program placed Siena students at prestigious law schools including Fordham Law School, American University, Western New England Law School and Albany Law School. Every school's program had a different research focus, making each Siena student's experience uniquely fulfilling.