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Siena Community Rallies for Solidarity and Peace

Siena students, faculty, staff and administrators participated in the Standing for Solidarity Rally in response to the violent eruptions and protests that have been occurring in the wake of two deaths of unarmed black men.
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6 ways to give back this season (that won’t cost you a thing)

Siena students are a lot of things—smart, driven, kind, funny, athletic—okay, okay, you get the idea. But perhaps above everything, if you were to ask any Siena grad to describe the student body here, one word you’d probably hear is “giving.”
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"I transferred to Siena."

Calling all college students who are thinking about transferring! If you’re reading this, there's a good chance you're interested in finishing up your degree at Siena College—and to that we say, welcome home. In October, we shelled out some advice to help make the transferring process easier. Now, we’d like to share with you a few insights from some Siena graduates and current students, all transfers, about why they transferred or what their experience was like.
Academics, Alumni, Campus Events, Development, Success Story

Tricia Carney ‘94: High Success in the World of Luxury Brands

Tricia Carney ’94 is experiencing a high level of success at a company known for high fashion and luxury.The director of tax for the parent company of some famous, international brands, including Louis Vitton, Christian Dior and Sephora, Carney returned to campus to share with students her tips to business success.
Admissions

What high schoolers should be doing in December

Every month, our admissions team will post a checklist of a couple things you could be doing at that time to 1) move along in the admissions process, or 2) better prepare yourself for when you’re ready to apply. Here’s our advice for December.
Academics, Alumni, Service/Advocacy, Success Story

Sugam Langer ’07 Serves the Siena Way

It’s been a busy fall for Sugam Langer ’07. The championship tennis player turned lawyer spoke at the opening night gala at the U.S. Open and ran in the New York City Marathon to raise money for 15 Love, the Capital Region tennis organization that taught her the game.