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Last fall, Fr. Ken Paulli, ’82, O.F.M., professor of First-Year Seminar (FYSM), was looking for a way to get his freshmen students connected with the community. While they got settled in their dorms, made new friends, and became accustomed to life as college students, Fr. Paulli was searching for a way to get them further connected as they began their role as Saints.

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When you start to get those midterm sweats, the best antidote is organization. Do you have a mountain of studying and work to do to prepare? Take a deep breath. You can totally rock this. 

Nine new names have been added to the Maddalone Wall of Success at Siena College, which displays the logos of companies launched by former Siena students.

Siena student Courtney Baldwin has always been "the healthy friend," she says. So she started an Instagram account to document her healthy habits and now heads an active community of college students who want to live healthy.

It's called the "blank canvas" problem. There's so much space, so many possibilities and so many choices to make that it can paralyze you. There are thousands of colleges out there. How do you even begin to find the one that's right for you? 

Siena’s annual Veterans Recognition Dinner was held Thursday, November 9 in honor of Colonel (R) John F. Purcell ’48, Ph. D. The evening featured a keynote address from Michael C. Finnegan ’78 Esq. and the presentation of the 2017 Siena College Veteran and Cadet Awards to three current students.