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Shaker High School student Gili Rusak is gearing up for a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Switzerland thanks to help from students and professors in Siena College’s computer science department.

Class of 2018: We’re also sharing some of our favorite res hall room ideas ... after all, this will be “home base” for the next year. Get creative!

Photos: A record number of Siena alumni, more than 1,000, traveled back to campus from near and far to see old friends and re-live their college days this past weekend.

Siena College president, Fr. Kevin Mullen ’75, O.F.M., Ph.D., announced today that he has been elected provincial minister of Holy Name Province, the largest Franciscan community in the United States.

In a vote conducted today by the friars of Holy Name Province during their triennial provincial chapter, Siena College President Fr. Kevin Mullen ’75, O.F.M., Ph.D. was elected to a six-year term as provincial minister. Mullen will resign as Siena College president to serve in this prestigious position of leadership within the largest Franciscan community in the United States.

Siena received a 2014 Educational Fundraising Award from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education on Tuesday for its “superior fundraising programs” over the past three years.

Photos and videos of Siena's 74th Commencement ceremony.

Ten Siena students representing marketing, management and English majors met J. Crew Chief Operating Officer Jim Scully ’87 for lunch and some food for thought about career and work life on April 25.

Pre-Law students from Len Cutler, Ph.D.’s Criminal Law of the 4th, 5th, and 6th Amendments had the opportunity to engage in an interactive dialogue, titled “Mental Illness and Those Incarcerated” with the Hon. Sol Wachtler, J.D., former chief judge of New York’s highest court, the New York Court of Appeals.

History major Meghan Vreeland ’16 spent this academic year learning that there’s much more to studying history than reading a bunch of dusty old books.