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Gibson had previously been named Distinguished Visiting Scholar at Siena. He is the first layperson to serve as permanent leader of Siena since its founding in 1937.

For the first time ever, Siena theater students made it to the semi-final round of an acting scholarship competition sponsored by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF).

Her students wanted to inspire change and create public awareness about intensifying environmental change - so she invented a new course.

For its commitment to educating future business leaders about sustainability, innovation and ethical business practices, Siena’s MBA program is now listed as a signatory with the United Nations’ Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME).

The Siena Fresh staff subbed the men's basketball team in from the bench to serve dinner and school spirit on February 5

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Twenty Siena political science students spent a week in an unseasonably warm New Hampshire getting a taste of grassroots campaigning in advance of the Granite State’s upcoming presidential primary.

Throughout their time at Siena, the senior class has seen the importance of the Franciscan mission and the opportunities that come from giving back to the community. The Senior Class Gift Campaign is a long standing tradition that began with the Class of 1968.

A sea of more than 20,000 faithful filled St. Peter's Square to hear Pope Francis celebrate Mass for the Epiphany on January 6. The Pontiff welcomed them all, but had a special greeting for Siena.