Among the many things Siena College President Brother Ed Coughlin is known for—from his steadfast belief in social responsibility to his passion for higher education—it's his impressive kitchen skills that you'll hear a lot about this time of year. And on that note, get ready to start your ovens.

No matter what year you are in high school, it's never too early to start planning for success after graduation. Use our guide to prepare for the college application process—starting today.

Chances are, you spend a good deal of time on Twitter, but you may not realize how it can actually help you during the college application process. To show you what we mean, we've picked 10 tweets that will get you started on improving your apps. (They're worth the retweet!)

If you missed our live chat featuring Colin, Dale and Katie from Admissions, or just want a refresher on everything they covered, you're in luck. Here, you can watch the recorded chat and get our answers to your most frequently asked admissions questions (plus one or two just for fun).

There's nothing quite like fall in the Northeast. Whether Halloween is your thing or not, it's hard not to get wrapped up in everything there is to do this time of year in the Capital Region.

Now that we're in the swing of things on our campus, we thought we'd share a few photos from new student orientation and our 2015 Weeks of Welcome. If you're thinking about adding Siena to your list of colleges, take a good look. Your first few weeks as a student could look a lot like this!

As much as the Siena community is constantly on the go—playing ball, running, swimming, researching, interning, studying, traveling—we also love us some relaxing downtime in front of the TV. 

Earlier this summer, Siena alumni from all over—California, Colorado, Georgia, Texas and beyond—swarmed the Siena campus to reminisce about their college days and catch up with old friends at Reunion Weekend 2015.

Over 1,000 programs in liberal arts, science and business? Check. More than 60 student organizations and 18 Division I sports? Check. Restaurant-style, fresh, healthy food options? YUP. As a current or prospective student at Siena College, you'll want to digest this good news.

Maybe you aren't ready to give up your favorite sport from high school, or maybe you're ready to try something totally different. Either way, you should know that you don't have to compete at the varsity level to continue—or to start—something you love. At Siena, there's a wide range of men's, women's and co-ed recreational activities to keep you active in whatever sport you choose. Game on!