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When Lindsey Bush ’23 sees a column outside of a building she’s about to enter, she can’t help but wonder: Is that column structural or simply decorative? Bush, who is studying physics on the Heights, is an aspiring civil engineer. She recently completed an internship with Ryan Biggs | Clark Davis Engineering & Surveying, where she put her education to use doing calculations, fieldwork and drawings for multiple projects.

At 6’7, Armon Nasseri, MBA ’22 is hard to miss. Armon left a powerful impression on teammates and competitors alike as a forward on the men’s basketball team.

One of the great things about being a student at Le Moyne is that you can leave your mark on the campus – and the world – before you even graduate.

In looking at the world of work, we often let ourselves imagine that entering it was easier in the past, the way well-worn and clearly laid out. However, that has never really been the case.

When the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 to be a global pandemic in March of 2020, Deborah Acio ’07 didn’t know what it would mean for her – or billions of other people around the globe. It seemed to flip the world on its axis.

Of all of the lessons Declan Braun ’23 has learned over the course of his time at Le Moyne, perhaps the most valuable is this: to be open to new possibilities. When Braun first arrived on the Heights, he planned to become an orthodontist. However, the Camillus, N.Y., native soon found himself drawn away from that field and toward the complexities of the financial markets. He changed his major from  biology  to  finance . That was the start of what he now calls “a ...

Phillip Reutter ’23 took a shot when he applied to the Research Experience for Undergraduates Program at the Rochester Institute of Technology. It landed. Reutter, a physics major and math minor, spent the summer studying metacognition, the reflective portion of a person's planning process. It was a tremendous opportunity for the aspiring educator who one day hopes to lead a school district as superintendent.