Le Moyne College News

Allia Keysor, a 2023 Le Moyne graduate, has been offered a Fulbright U.S. Student Program English Teaching Assistant Grant to Switzerland. Keysor majored in English with an advanced writing minor at Le Moyne, additionally tutoring and interning at the Writing Center. Currently, Keysor is employed as a human resources generalist at BMK Logisitics and a substitute teacher for Liverpool Central School District. The grant that Keysor has been offered, beginning in September 2024, will place her in ...

Genesis de Maria Contreras has been selected as the student commencement speaker for the class of 2024. A psychology major from Long Island, Contreras has been involved in a wide range of academic, club and athletic activities during her time on the Heights.  Among her many interests, she has served as the president for both the Ritmo Tropical and Spanish Club, and has also been involved with El Progreso for four years. She received the Cura Personalis Award i...

Mike De Lucia, who will receive a Master of Science in Information Systems, has been selected as the student speaker for Le Moyne’s 2024 Graduate Commencement, which will take place on Friday, May 17 at 7 p.m. in the Event Center on campus.  “I'm honored to be selected as the student commencement speaker and believe my somewhat non-traditional background will provide a different perspective for my fellow graduates,” said De Lucia, who first ...

As announced at last night’s Frank Fernandez alumni dinner, Wayne L'Heureux ’80 has made a gift of $400,000 that will serve as the inaugural gift in a fundraising campaign to benefit future human resource management (HRM) students and provide ongoing support for the program. L'Heureux graduated from Le Moyne with a bachelor's degree in industrial relations and received his master's from Michigan State University. He has more than 30 years of business...

The city of Syracuse has announced a new housing strategy that is expected to result in the investment of millions of dollars in the Salt Springs neighborhood over the next 10 years. The comprehensive strategy was  unveil...

In its recently released rankings, Fortune Magazine has ranked Le Moyne College as #37 in the publication’s  national rankings of the best part-time MBA programs  for 2024. Housed within the Madden College of Business and Economics, the program rose 21 spots since the last ranking in 2022, and is the top ranked part-time MBA program among upstate New York colleges. There are approximately 1,000 colleges and universities that offer part-time MBA programs in the U.S. “T...

Norrell Edwards, Ph.D., assistant professor of English and the 75th Anniversary Endowed Professor of Humanities, has been awarded a $60,000 federal grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) under the Spotlight on Humanities in Higher Education program. The two-year grant represents the maximum award possible under this highly competitive program; in this round of competition, the NEH received nearly 100 applications and funded only 22 projects, with the Le Moyne ...