Some things last the test of time. That includes the rich, 500-year-old Jesuit heritage upon which the College was founded.
What’s the best way to learn about life at Le Moyne? Explore, investigate and discover our beautiful campus for yourself.
Submit your application for undergraduate, graduate or continuing education programs today.
Put your mind to work – for yourself, for your future, and for your world.
Everything you experience teaches you something about yourself and the world around you. Savor as many as possible.
Your gift to Le Moyne today is an investment in countless tomorrows.
The College of Arts and Sciences is at the core of who we are and what we do here at Le Moyne. It is the academic center and intellectual hub of our Jesuit institution, committed to transformative education rooted in the liberal arts. Arts and Sciences is home to the Core Curriculum, an array of engaging academic majors, and nationally recognized scholars and artists. Our talented faculty and staff maintain an unwavering commitment to delivering a rigorous, high-quality, student-centered education in the Jesuit tradition. The College of Arts and Sciences is equally committed to maintaining a warm and supportive learning environment for its diverse student body. The College has long been a source of inspirational teachers and superb mentors who believe in the personal success of our students. Our faculty and staff's goal is not only to educate individuals who will excel in their chosen fields, but also to develop ethical, conscientious, and globally-focused citizens who will promote a more peaceful and just society. We welcome your interest in the College of Arts and Sciences at Le Moyne!
Kate Costello-Sullivan, Ph.D Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Hey, World! Here are the Dolphins of 2018!
“Le Moyne has challenged me to think about the idea of men and women for other and to figure out what that means for me.” For Ella DiGiovanni ‘18, serving others is grounded in building community—at home and abroad. Ella values working with people. In high school, she went to El Salvador on two service trips, where she realized traveling, meeting different people, and gaining a global perspective appealed to her. Ella chose to continue developing those passions through a Jesuit education.
War, religious persecution, ethnic cleansing and other dire situations have forced approximately 65.6 million people worldwide to flee their homes. An estimated 10,000 refugees have moved to Syracuse since 2000, several of whom are students or alumni of the College. Delia Popescu, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Political Science, has followed closely the “patterns of global, structural injustice” that follow the forced movement of people.
Samantha Peltz ’15 peered at the majestic Icelandic landscape through the lens of a camera, capturing the glaciers, hot springs and mountains with which the nation has become synonymous. Around her, Peltz’s classmates took samples of the soil for their class, Earth’s Global Environment: Iceland. They’d come to the mysterious Nordic island nation to study glacial retreat firsthand. It was their professor, Larry Tanner, Ph.D., who asked Peltz to record their work in the field.
Le Moyne Makes Movies!
Yes, Le Moyne makes movies! From writing the script, to casting the actors, to shooting the various scenes, to editing the final cut, Le Moyne students have the opportunity to create their own film – and then to share it with the public. They learn, hone their filmmaking skills, and have a lot of fun along the way!
The College of Arts and Sciences is the largest of the three academic divisions at Le Moyne College. It encompasses 15 departments and a broad range of academic majors and minors across the humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and visual and performing arts. The College also plays a key role in preparing undergraduates for careers in the health professions, is home to many programs and the Integral Honors Program, administers the Core Curriculum, and contributes significantly to centers of excellence on campus. Supported by a dedicated staff and other instructional faculty, the College’s 120 full-time faculty members deliver three quarters of Le Moyne’s courses each semester, produce high quality scholarship and performances, and manifest a strong commitment to the success and personal well-being of their students.
Dolphins Soar as Leaders in Their Field
What do a NASA astronaut, Tony Award-nominated actor and the color commentator of the Chicago Cubs have in common? Le Moyne. All earned their degrees at the College. Learn how their experiences while at Le Moyne provided the direction, inspiration, knowledge and moral compass that, to this day, guide some of the College's most successful alums.
Find Us on Facebook
Find Us on Twitter
Le Moyne College has partnered with Syracuse University’s iSchool to offer our students an opportunity to earn a master’s degree in a reduced time frame and at a reduced cost. The Fast Track partnership enables qualified students to complete graduate coursework in the summer before and then during their senior year of undergraduate study. This time frame allows students to earn their master’s degree within one year after graduation from Le Moyne College. The Fast Track also offers students the option to enter the workforce after graduating from Le Moyne and to complete their master’s degree online and part-time. Fast Track opportunities are available in the following areas:
Applications are strongly recommended by February 1st (and due by May 1st) of junior year at Le Moyne College. For more information, please visit
http://ischool.syr.edu/fasttrack.
As the opportunity above illustrates, Le Moyne College has established partnerships with some of the nation's most highly respected graduate programs in fields where the demand for thoughtful, reflective and ethical leaders is greatest. You will have the opportunity to augment your undergraduate degree with an advanced one, further enhancing the technical skills you developed on The Heights and better preparing yourself for a career rooted in meaning and success. Interested? Learn more here.
Le Moyne has become a key player within the regional business and educational arenas through activities associated with the College’s Centers of Excellence.
Why Study the Liberal Arts? Le Moyne graduates leave here with a strong intellectual capacity, a tolerance of ambiguity and the ethical foundation to succeed professionally and to thrive personally–all of which is our mission, and our privilege. Learn more about the liberal arts
Jessica Rundell ’18 knows that the best way to prepare to enter the world she’ll inherit – with all of its challenges, opportunities and complexities – is to become immersed in it. That is exactly what the political science major is seeking to do.
College of Arts & Sciences Visit the Office of the Dean in Grewen Hall 308, call us at (315) 445-4310, or send a message to artssciences@lemoyne.edu. Our Team
Jesuit Mission & Identity at Le Moyne
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent vel ullamcorper quam, et volutpat diam. Maecenas ultrices lectus sed mauris euismod.
Le Moyne is committed to maintaining a safe campus environment. For information about Title IX and assault resources, click below.Learn More