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Michael Simeone Jr. '23 has never been a fan of tattoos, though his parents got matching ink that read "SM4L" – soul mate for life. Unfortunately, one of those lives was cut suddenly short this spring. Michael's now living his life to honor his dad, in honorable (and painful) ways.

Ten things you probably don't know about the director of the Franciscan Center for Service and Advocacy.

Karin Lin-Greenberg, M.F.A., associate professor of English, read from Vanished, recently released by the University of Nebraska Press, at a September 15 event with guests joining in person and via Zoom.

Flags from the nations of some of Siena’s international students have been proudly displayed in the atrium of the Sarazen Student Union for a few years now. The College recently doubled the number of flagpoles to nearly 50 so that every single country represented by an international student on our campus can have its flag proudly on display.

Not sure if you should sign up for the SAT, or ACT for that matter?
Here's what Siena's Director of Admissions Katie Szalda says:

More than a dozen past and present members of the Siena College pep band played at Saratoga on the most important day of the summer

The College's Counseling Center welcomed four new staff members this summer to meet the mental and emotional health needs of our Saints with one-on-one counseling as well as an array of creative and diverse programming.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Professor of Computer Science.

George Pounds '24 thought he wanted to be a doctor. One conversation led to a life-changing course correction.

Kari Nieber '23 and her family are diehard fans of the Boston Red Sox. For years, she's regularly tuned into NESN (New England Sports Network) for the television broadcast of the games. Watching a game, in fact, gave her an idea.