Our Stories

Graduating in 2020, Julia Reilly is majoring in Chemistry and participating in the chemical engineering partnership with Syracuse University.

Tyree Chambers came to Le Moyne initially to play basketball as a transfer from Providence University, but he soon found his experience had expanded far beyond daily basketball practices and court time.

These young alumni are prepared to face the world’s biggest challenges and to work for a cause greater than themselves. In short, they’re ready, as Saint Ignatius said, to “go forth and set the world on fire.”

Dolphins understand that love is shown more in deeds than words. That’s why Mission Day is so important to us. It’s an opportunity for us to step off campus and into the community.

From just beyond the doorway, a bright, steady hum emerges from a group of students, phones pressed against their ears, while the distinct aroma of pizza and markers wafts into the hallway. As one call finishes, another begins. Welcome to a typical night at the Le Moyne College Phonathon Program.

Ann Ryan ‘85, Ph.D., is an English professor and a Mark Twain scholar. She’s a Le Moyne alumna, the College’s director of writing, and the faculty moderator for the student-run English Club.

Sarah Goltz is a marketing major planning to put her academic efforts to the test after graduating in May of 2020.