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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.

If you dream of working in a fast-paced news environment and absolutely crushing your job, this alumni profile is for you.

Siena alum Christopher Donato ‘14 majored in American Studies, minored in Creative Arts and studied broadcast journalism. Fast forward to now and the Westchester County, NY native is a campaign producer and reporter for ABC News, and has some incredible insights to share. Have a read!

Three Saints earned Gilman Awards for their spring semester abroad.

When you break down the college application process by month or time of year, the whole thing can become more exciting and organized—and a lot less overwhelming.

So let’s talk January!

For juniors and seniors currently in high school, here’s what you should be doing this month to move along in the college process.

Got aspirations of becoming an engineer? We believe the best engineers...start in applied physics. Which is why that’s the major we offer for pre-engineers.

For a quick highlight list on our applied physics program, check out this blog post. But for now, hear from a current student why future engineers should definitely consider Siena College.

To make their language study come alive, students in Introduction to Hispanic Literature produced a staged reading of La casa de Bernada Alba.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Gift-giving is the best part of Christmas. (OK, maybe except for gift-receiving.)