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Wherever you're spending this Thanksgiving, we wish you a happy holiday surrounded by family and friends. And we'll leave you with one of our favorite quotes from St. Francis of Assisi to think about around the table this year: “While you are proclaiming peace with your lips, be careful to have it even more fully in your heart.”

If the topic of living with college roommates has been top of mind for you ever since you toured the dorms at Siena or first saw Pitch Perfect, settle in for this fun convo.

Devon, Kyle, Tristan, Stephen, Jake, and Lucian are all Siena seniors who live together—and (sort of) have been from the beginning. If anyone knows how to make the most of roommate life, it’s them.

Here, a few of the guys tell their story.

The Maddalone Wall provides a highly visible platform to honor Siena graduates who have launched their own successful businesses, and to inspire current students who have entrepreneurial plans, according to Michael J. Hickey ’83, executive director of the Stack Center. Inductees have a plaque with their business’s logo featured on the wall.

Let’s talk college interviews. Maybe you’re not nervous at all. Maybe your hands are shaking just thinking about them. Either way, these five tips will help you feel like you did your absolute best.

More than a thousand members of the Siena community, along with area dignitaries, gathered in the ARC Tuesday afternoon for a memorial Mass honoring Siena's late president.

Our Saints work year-round to learn how to research, challenge themselves, find answers, and develop meaningful research through our Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity.

Our admissions counselors agree that making multiple visits to the colleges you’re really interested in is always a great idea. But if your calendar is jam-packed, which type of visit should you choose?

Students will study years 1 and 4 at Siena; years 2 and 3 at Maria