Thanks to one of the College’s most generous benefactors, the Madden School of Business at Le Moyne will benefit current and future students by strengthening curricular resources, introducing cutting-edge technology and developing a dedicated space to house the new School. The Madden School of Business at Le Moyne was made possible by a $7 million gift – the second largest single donation in College history – from Mike Madden, a member of the Le Moyne class of 1971. The announcement took place last night at the 26th annual Accounting and Business Administration Alumni Dinner.

Le Moyne students returning for the beginning of the Spring 2012 semester have a brand new shining facility for classes – the 48,000-square-foot science addition. Built for just under $20 million, the structure represents the largest and most expensive single construction project ever undertaken on Le Moyne’s campus.

View building dedication ad that ran in the Syracuse Post-Standard

As part of the Ignatian Colleagues Program (ICP), Dr. Shawn Ward of the psychology department, recently traveled to  San Salvador, El Salvador. Dr. Ward was among 12 individuals -- representing 10 Jesuit institutions -- who took part in the trip.

Cross-cultural dialogue can take many forms. Following intellectual threads across the history and traditions of human thought, Associate Professor William Day of the Philosophy Department models an openness to new intellectual terrain for Le Moyne students and colleagues alike.

Associate Professor Dr. Kate Costello-Sullivan from the English department presented a paper in June at the national American Conference for Irish Studies (ACIS) Conference at National University of Ireland, Galway titled "Presencing Absence in Colm Tóibín's The Blackwater Lightship." Costello-Sullivan’s interests and publications range over a broad array of themes in British and Irish literature, including gender, nationalism, and post-colonialism.