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Computer science students are able to gain valuable professional experience by developing computer software programs for local non-profit organizations and campus partners.

Education revolutionary, author and children’s advocate Geoffrey Canada delivered the 28th annual Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King Lecture on Race and Nonviolent Social Change.

During her four years at Siena, Anna Youngmann ’15 has formed her passion for international humanitarian work into career path. She will be one of the first students to graduate from Siena’s new Student Designed Interdisciplinary Major program.

For any college-bound high school student, junior year is when all the excitement begins! It's also the perfect time to get a jumpstart on preparing for the college search and application process. Want some help? Voila: our new guide on all things junior year, completely free for you to download.

Students use the annual Career, Internship and Graduate School Fair to tap into the Siena alumni network and discover opportunities that will help them launch their careers.

Siena students and creative arts faculty recently collaborated on a series of pieces that portray the last words of Jesus Christ on canvas for the Terra Nova Church in Troy, N.Y.

Michael J. Barranca ’87, co-founder of the Rowlands+Barranca Agency of Albany, will be the recipient of the Stack Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship's 2015 Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

You've just returned home from visiting our campus and your parents realize they forgot to ask us a question they had. Happens all the time! So we've jotted down a few of the questions we get asked most frequently in the admissions office. Pass this list along and let us know, as always, if you or your family thinks of anything else.

Siena College has selected AVI Foodsystems, Inc.—America’s largest, independently-owned and operated food and hospitality provider— as its new partner in dining and food services commencing June 1.

Marketing major Erin Grogan '15 has made the most of her time at Siena, the college she knew she wanted to attend since the first time she toured its campus.