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Twenty-one Siena Saints have launched the AT&T/Siena College Upstander Program -- an innovative response to the rapidly growing threat of cyberbullying.

Select Saints presented on the fall student internship panel.

Siena students are performing and participating in the production of "Noises Off."

The CURCA Student of the Week award recognizes one student each week for their exceptional work in research and creative activity.

The CURCA Student of the Week award recognizes one student each week for their exceptional work in research and creative activity.

Siena's unique Summer Legal Fellows places selected students at prestigious law schools to conduct original legal research.

Tom Ruhl '19, a history education major from Locust Valley, N.Y., has been named to a one-year term on the national Bonner Advisory Board.

The CURCA Student of the Week award recognizes one student each week for their exceptional work in research and creative activity.

The CURCA Student of the Week award recognizes one student each week for their exceptional work in research and creative activity.

The Siena Summer Scholars Program promotes inquiry and creativity by supporting scholarly activity in which faculty members and students collaborate during the summer.

Select students that have completed the Siena College First Year Seminar are chosen to be published in the annual FYS publication Gleanings.

Siena Women's Soccer goalie Taylor Dorado earned Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference weekly awards. This is Dorado's second weekly award of the early season.

Siena Men's Soccer senior captain Milorad Sobot and women's soccer senior captain Michele Tremblay are amongst a combined total of just 60 Division I men's and women's soccer candidates nationally for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award. Siena College is one of just six Division I schools in the country with multiple candidates joining Army West Point, Dayton, Stanford, South Carolina, and Wake Forest, and one of only five with both a male and female candidate.

Siena Women's Soccer forward Jayanna Monds earned Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference weekly awards. This is Monds' first of the season.

Siena Women's Soccer sophomore goalkeeper Taylor Dorado has been named the MAAC Defensive Player of the Week. A 2016 Second Team All-MAAC selection, the local product from nearby Guilderland earns conference weekly acclaim for the first time in her career.

Junior Jaycie St. John was named a Preseason All-MAAC selection.

Men's soccer senior captain Milorad Sobot, and four members of the women's team - senior captains Michele Tremblay and Madison Vasquez, junior back Amanda Holtzman, and sophomore back Hanna Longendyke - were named Preseason All-MAAC selections.

Senior Samantha Pethokoukis was named to the Preseason All-MAAC Team.

Siena Women's Lacrosse team has been named to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) Academic Honor Squad. The Saints are one of 310 schools across Division I, II, III and NAIA being honored. Cara McQuillan and Lauren Anglim were both named to the IWLCA Division I Academic Honor Roll.

Six Siena Women's Tennis and two men's tennis players were named to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-Academic Team. The women's program was also named an All-Academic Team.

Four Siena Water Polo student athletes were named the the 2017 Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPC) All-Academic List. 536 student athletes were recognized for producing a grade point average of 3.2 or above.

The CURCA Student of the Week award recognizes one student each week for their exceptional work in research and creative activity.

Two Siena Saints have been awarded Gilman Scholarships for the upcoming fall 2017 semester. Biology major Chantalle Durr '18, will be traveling to South Korea and Sasha Bentley '18, will be studying in Costa Rica.

Students pursue international internships, do original research, engage in meaningful service learning and form lasting bonds and friendships, all while improving their employment prospects.

Sunday, May 14 saw 799 Siena Saints become alumni at the 2017 Commencement ceremonies at the Times Union Center in Albany. The graduating class represented 31 undergraduate majors and one graduate major, and more than 80 minors and certificate programs.

Siena College names students to the Dean's List for the Spring 2017 semester.

Siena College names students to the President's List for the Spring 2017 semester.

Every spring, Siena scholars from all academic areas gather together at the annual Academic Celebration. The day of celebration begins with a presentation session in the Sarazen Student Union where all students are invited to showcase their research and final projects.

Thirteen Saints presented at the 2017 Sociology Undergraduate Symposium. The theme was "Perspectives on Power: Struggles Between the State and Civil Society."

Two Faculty Memorial Scholarship awards were given in memory of Margaret Hannay and Fr. Mathias Doyle, O.F.M.