Events at Le Moyne

It’s the first Tuesday of the month, which means it’s time again for your First-Year Class Gathering! Join us during Common Hour for pizza, prizes, and great conversation about shaking things up mid-semester. It’s the perfect chance to meet fellow ’Phins, connect with classmates, and swap tips for making the most of your college experience. Come grab a slice, meet someone new, and ke...

Yoga with Kristin

Kickboxing with James

Open Recreation

Yoga - with - Didi

When police pull over drivers for minor infractions like a missing turn signal, is it really about road safety - or is it a pretext to search for illegal contraband? By acting as data detectives across ten years of traffic stops, economists can untangle hidden police motives and uncover severe racial disparities in who gets searched. Discover how economic tools can look past the badge to measur...

Spin - with - Maria

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

Open Recreation

What art making experience doesn’t involve process? Enjoy a selection of artwork in mixed mediums by students enrolled in the College’s visual art courses. On display until Monday, Nov. 9.

Deep dive into feminist food studies for the release of Culinaria: Women of Color Rewriting our Food Stories. Panelists include Janaka Lewis, Ph.D., Professor of English, UNC Charlotte; Patricia Clark, Professor of English and Black Studies, SUNY Oswego; and Sucharita Kanjilal, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Bard College. Editors Drs. Farha Ternikar and Janaka Bowman Lewis explore gend...

This panel will offer a deep dive into feminist food studies for the release of Culinaria: (SUNY Press). Panelists include Janaka Lewis, Ph.D. (Professor of English, UNC Charlotte), Patricia Clark, Ph.D. (professor of English and Black studies, SUNY Oswego), and Sucharita Kanjilal, Ph.D. (Professor of Anthropology, Bard College). Editors Farha Ternikar, Ph.D. (Professor of Sociology, Le Moyne...