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Five Siena College athletic programs have been honored by the NCAA with Public Recognition Awards for achieving Academic Progress Rates (APR) in the top-10 percent of their respective sports nationally at the Division I level. Both Siena Tennis programs along with women’s swimming and diving, volleyball and water polo earned recognition for their achievements in the classroom.

Students from Siena’s School of Business presented their academic research projects and findings at the 11th Annual Ted Winnowski ’63 Student Conference in Business, held on Friday, April 15.

Len Cutler, Ph.D., was honored Wednesday night for his 45-year transformative career as a Siena College professor during a benefit dinner celebration in the Maloney Great Room on campus. Proceeds raised from the event will support the Summer Legal Fellows program he founded

Students from the “Exploring Multiculturalism, Diversity, and Human Rights” First Year Seminar class organized “From Soldier to Student,” a panel discussion about the return of veterans to higher education, on Monday, April 11, in the Key Auditorium of Roger Bacon Hall. The goal of the event was to obtain a greater understanding of the strengths and challenges veterans and student-veterans face when returning back to college campuses after being deployed in war.

Are you on Instagram? Make sure you follow Siena College! We post a lot of pics that give you an inside look on life at Siena. Here are some of our favorite Instas from the past year.

Siena College is one of a select group of 21 institutions across the nation chosen by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) to participate in the new Consortium for Online Humanities Instruction.

Donations Top $65 million for $50 million campaign

For some high school seniors, the final decision of where they'll attend college is a no-brainer. They knew it all along, and they're ready to deposit. But some of you may still be taking a hard look at your list, going back and forth between two or three options. With May 1 just around the corner, how about some guidance?

Following a successful inaugural symposium last year, Siena College was privileged to host Ambassador Robert Gosende for the Keynote Address at the Second Annual Undergraduate Symposium in Modern Languages and Classics on Friday, April 8.