Our Stories

We believe that success can't be defined by material wealth, championships are great, but sportsmanship is what's important & feeding a soul is as important as enriching a mind.

Just in time for the holidays - or a warm winter meal - David McCallum '90, S.J., shows us how to create a creamy squash risotto packed with love.

When Kama Thomas ’07 arrived on the Le Moyne campus from the island nation of Saint Lucia, she expected to receive a terrific education. She did not expect to find a second family. But thanks to Maria DiTullio, Ph.D., associate professor emerita of psychology, that’s exactly what happened. Thomas formed a bond with DiTullio’s family that is as strong as it was unexpected.

Wishing our Dolphins the joys of the season

There is something special when a Le Moyne student has a parent or grandparent who also attended the College. They walk the same hallways, take part in many of the same traditions and even take classes with some of the same professors. It is an experience that they can share and reflect upon -- together.

The term summer camp normally evokes images of swimming, arts-and-crafts, and long games of capture the flag. However, a group of tech-minded seventh- and eighth-graders turned that idea on its head when they spent a week at the College’s Quantitative Thinking Village, where they explored science, technology, engineering and math. Like all campers, they had fun, but they also learned skills that will be invaluable as they move forward in their lives.

Singing, composing music, playing an instrument – Le Moyne students do it all! Their artistry was front and center at the College’s talent show. Fun, moving and endlessly entertaining, these Phins connected with the audience and each other, and showed that they have some serious skills!