Our Stories

Anita May ’62, Ph.D., was a first-grade student at a Catholic school in Utica, N.Y., in the mid-1940s when the sisters who taught her explained that a new Jesuit college was being built 50 miles away in Syracuse. The 6-year-old made her first donation to that institution – a dime – not knowing the role it would eventually play in her life. Just 12 years later, May found herself on the Le Moyne campus.

If you’re looking for Mia Franko ’20, you might find her lifting her voice up in song as a member the Jazzuits and Joyful Noise; or giving a prospective Dolphin a tour...

Since its founding in 1946, Le Moyne has impressed upon its students the importance of giving back and of serving others...

Jessica Vann is looking to the stars, literally, as she aspires to be an astronaut and if not that, someone contributing to planetary science research and study.

It was the opportunity of a lifetime. Maddy Locastro ’21 spent much of her summer in a lab at New York University’s Grossman School of Medicine...

Maddy Locastro is moving faster than the speed of light. However, she does this with a quiet grace that leaves a strong impression.

Diane Colucci '70 is a member of the College's President's Club. Her generosity enables Le Moyne to provide financial assistance to outstanding students...