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More than a dozen past and present members of the Siena College pep band played at Saratoga on the most important day of the summer

Kari Nieber '23 and her family are diehard fans of the Boston Red Sox. For years, she's regularly tuned into NESN (New England Sports Network) for the television broadcast of the games. Watching a game, in fact, gave her an idea.

Newgrande is a 5,200-year-old tomb in Ireland's Ancient East, a region of the country rich with monuments older than the pyramids. Jenna Kosnick '24 was led deep inside the inner chamber of the tomb, which is older than Stonehenge, and then someone turned out the lights.

The Council of Administrators hosted its annual diversity education workshop for staff and administrators on August 31. Laura Quiros, Ph.D., LMSW, – an education, author, and trainer – facilitated the workshop for nearly 100 community members.

George Pounds '24 thought he wanted to be a doctor. One conversation led to a life-changing course correction.

The Mission Office unveiled a pair of new traditions over Orientation weekend. First-year Saints were officially welcomed into their new home and their new contrada.

The College's Counseling Center welcomed four new staff members this summer to meet the mental and emotional health needs of our Saints with one-on-one counseling as well as an array of creative and diverse programming.

Ten things you probably don't know about the Professor of Computer Science.

The number one concern prospective students and their families have regarding higher education is this: Can I afford college?

Clearly, student debt is a hot topic these days. And although there is so much to be excited about when it comes to college — and so many benefits to choosing a private school — it's completely natural to be nervous about cost.

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