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Executive Director of Environmental Advocates of New York Peter Iwanowicz ’89 says you can do "just about anything" with a liberal arts degree. He shared his story and reinforced the value of Siena’s liberal arts education during a recent lecture.

Sometimes, the college someone chooses turns out to be not the best fit. Thinking lately that you’d be thriving much more somewhere else? In other words, want to transfer? Read on. Although most of our advice on this blog can apply to transfer students as well, this particular post was created especially for you (as was our transfer open house on 10/29). And high school students may want this advice eventually, too! Here are a few tips to keep in mind if you make the decision to transfer.

After 44 years of teaching philosophy, Fr. Julian Davies, O.F.M., Ph.D. is planning to retire. Siena student Mike Clemens '15 sat down with Davies to find out what he enjoyed most about his career and the connections he's made with Siena students.

Siena College’s radio station 88.3-FM WVCR “The Saint” joined more than 700 college stations across the country in celebrating College Radio Day.

The Clare Center Lecture brings to life the teaching of Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi. Boston College Professor Catherine Mooney, Ph.D. delivered this year's lecture.

Siena's new student lounge Casey's opened in September and has become a campus hot spot.

Didn’t make it to a group information session last month? No worries. There are plenty of opportunities in October to visit campus, hear from the Office of Admissions about Siena College and take a tour. Here are the next few. (And if you have already visited campus, consider coming back on one of our Revisit Days for a more personalized experience!)

Siena College's annual Constitution Day celebration focused on immigration law with an engaging speech by nationally-recognized scholar Christian Sundquist, J.D.

Assistant Professor of English Karin Lin-Greenberg's recently shared excerpts from her new, award-winning book of short stories titled "Faulty Predictions," which won the 2013 Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction from the University of Georgia Press.