Events at Le Moyne

Open Gym Hours

Feb. 12 – March 9 Enjoy an exhibition of work by students in visual arts courses that celebrates color in the midst of winter.

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Phins Share Meals is a campus initiative that helps ensure no Dolphin goes hungry. Through this program, students can donate unused meal swipes to support peers facing food insecurity. Donated meals are discreetly redistributed to students in need, fostering a community rooted in care, dignity, and shared responsibility living out Le Moyne’s commitment to supporting the whole person.

Join us for Daily Mass in the Shanahan Chapel

Economics Club member Kaiyan Basran will present his research on how the length of COVID-19 shutdowns affected the market for live music. Join to learn about his methodology, findings, and implications for economics and policy.

A 30-minute spin class is a high-energy, indoor cycling workout that combines cardio intervals, hill climbs, and sprints. Participants pedal to motivating music, adjusting resistance to build endurance, strength, and calorie burn.

high-energy, indoor cycling workout that combines cardio intervals, hill climbs, and sprints. Participants pedal to motivating music, adjusting resistance to build endurance, strength, and calorie burn.

Please join us to celebrate the publication of a book by Irene Liu, Ph.D., of the Department of Philosophy. The book is titled Goodness and Tradition. Jennifer Glancy, Ph.D., of the Department of Religious Studies, will moderate this event. It will begin with brief opening remarks by Aaron Abma, Ph.D., and John Monteleone, Ph.D., both of the Department of Philosophy, followed by some responses ...

All members of the campus community are invited to a screening of No Country for Old Men (Coen brothers, 2007), the Academy Award winner for best picture. The screening will take place on Monday, March 2 at 5:30 p.m. in Reilly Hall 244 and is part of the Film Program's Screening Series for the spring 2026 semester.

Join us in the Library atrium and relax with our Pet Partners visitors!

a slower, accessible practice emphasizing comfort, ease, and range of motion. It uses simple postures and smooth transitions to reduce stiffness and support balance, relaxation, and joint health.