Our Stories

The smell of popcorn drifts through the air. As the lights dim, viewers silence their cell phones and prepare themselves to watch the movie on the screen. When the film ends and the credits roll, Julie Grossman's work begins. The director of the College's Film Program, challenges her students to be open to new works of art and new experiences.

Is it wise to pursue a career in which the odds of "making it big" are small - or even minuscule? And if one does decide to take the leap to pursue his or her passion, how much time and money should be spent in achieving that goal? These are among the fascinating questions that Professor of Economics Wayne Grove, Ph,D., asks himself every day in his work as a researcher.

After sundown, Jason Luscier, Ph.D., and his team of undergraduate students can be seen at various locations throughout the Syracuse area. They’re measuring light and sound; they’re recording the wind speed and temperature; but most importantly? They’re listening.

This fall the College launched a new Writing Center whose mission is to work with students and faculty members across disciplines in order to improve writing...

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.

Every day at Le Moyne College, faculty are transforming the world through their teaching, research, and service. Please take a moment to discover some of the meaningful contributions they are making on campus, in the local community, and around the world.

Bologna was the perfecting setting for the climactic finale in a class titled American Film Abroad led by Professor of Communications Julie Grossman. The students traveled to the northern Italian city to attend a film festival, immersing themselves in the sights and sounds, and bringing everything they’d learned over the course of the semester into focus.