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When Saints talk, we can all learn something.

Paul Moloney III '27 tried to get his dad to play League of Legends once, but Paul Moloney Jr. told him, "That's not my world." "But," said the younger Moloney years later, "he knew I played and he knew I was decent. And he was with me on that stage."

If you're unfamiliar with the popular online battle arena video game League of Legends, you likely don't know the difference between a nexus and a turret. You don't need to. This is a simple story of David vs. Goliath, and Siena played the role of David masterfully.

Coming off a stellar season that saw a MAAC championship and a near win over national powerhouse Duke University in the NCAA Tournament, the Siena men’s basketball team was invited to the New York State Capitol in Albany on April 27 to gather honors from state politicians.

St. Francis of Assisi called for mutual respect and kinship in our relationship with the natural world. Students in First Year Seminar class taught by Fr Ken Paulli, O.F.M., Ed.D., have immersed themselves in this concept while preparing for their careers as college students.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Associate Dean of Liberal Arts and Professor of Philosophy.

Don’t dump – donate! Instead of throwing unwanted clothing, household items and furniture in a dumpster before leaving campus, students are urged to donate them so that a local charity can help others.

If you are reading this, it likely means you have made one of the biggest decisions of your life so far: choosing where you will go to college. Take a moment to recognize everything you did to get here. You spent months researching schools, completing applications, writing essays, visiting campuses, and weighing your options. You met the May 1 College Decision Day deadline — and that is something to be proud of. Now that you have officially committed to your college, you might be wondering: what happens next? Here is what you can expect and how you can set yourself up for success in the coming months.

Siena University has received a transformational, student-focused gift of $1 million from Stewart’s Shops and the Dake family. This gift will provide equity of experience for generations of Saints. The Stewart’s and Dake Family Opportunity Fund is a direct investment in Siena students, providing them with expanded access to the full breadth of the Siena education.