Siena College, Private Franciscan college in Loudonville, New York, United States
Siena College is a Catholic institution in Loudonville, New York, covering 174 acres and offering 43 majors through three academic schools. The campus includes classroom buildings, student residences, athletic facilities, and communal spaces that support student life and academic work.
The Order of Friars Minor founded the institution in 1937 as a small college with the goal of offering Catholic education in the region. Over the decades, the campus expanded with new buildings and programs, and enrollment numbers grew steadily.
The college honors Bernardino of Siena, a 15th-century Franciscan preacher, and this connection to the order shapes campus life through a focus on community and service. Students attend worship services, participate in social outreach, and live in an environment that encourages Franciscan values such as respect and collaboration.
Visitors can explore the grounds on foot, and most buildings are connected by paved pathways. During the academic year, the campus is active, while summer months are quieter with fewer students present.
The college research institute conducts public opinion polls on policy and social issues across New York State and beyond. These polls are regularly cited by media outlets and political actors, providing insights into public sentiment.
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