Our Stories

Samantha Overton ’20 vividly remembers the first time she set foot in a Le Moyne College classroom. It was during her senior year of high school, and she sat in on an English course led by Ann Ryan ’85, Ph.D. She felt as though she was part of the class – that she belonged. At that moment, she knew Le Moyne was the right place for her.

What are you doing to help others? It’s a question that has long been at the forefront of Danny Bonsangue’s mind. Where others see challenges, Bonsangue, a political science and environmental studies major and member of the Class of 2021, sees opportunities

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...

As a teacher on the Heights, Gordon Boudreau, Ph.D., taught his students that writing is central to social, cultural and political life...

As a girl in Nepal, Nabina Bhattarai ’20 witnessed how devastating it can be when individuals don’t have access to quality, affordable health care...

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...

This summer Le Moyne became home to the Quantitative Thinking Village, in which middle school students from the Syracuse City School District learn about a variety of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields - and have a lot of fun.