Our Stories

Luke Didion ’23 wrote his first business plan when he was just 10 years old, for an online videogame platform he’d dreamed up.

Did you realize that dolphins are actually similar to us? They are amicable and lovable, and studies prove that dolphins are one of the most clever creatures on earth! Here at Le Moyne, you will continuously hear our saying: “Phins don’t swim alone.” Our Dolphin (named Iggy!) establishes a positive environment for students to have a sense of belonging on campus. Representing “love and tenderness,” Iggy reminds us to be “friendly toward man&rdq...

There are so many things to consider like campus community life, programs and classes, professors, campus facilities… especially the dining situation. How do you figure it all out as you’re exploring a college campus for the first time?

As you're looking into your college options, it's a good idea to look a little deeper at the academic opportunities offered. In addition to finding a school that has majors you're interested in, looking together at rankings, new opportunities, college news, and student stories can give you a great sense of what the experience may be like as a student, and how a college will help prepare you for your future.

Isabela Fernandez's first foray into chemistry wasn't in the lab. It was in the kitchen. Seeing the ways in which different ingredients combined and interacted with one another captured her attention and drew her to study the science. Today Fernandez studying curcuminoids – which are found in turmeric and have been shown to possess a variety of anti-cancer properties – in the lab of Associate Professor of Chemistry Joseph Mullins, Ph.D., as a Clare Boothe Luce Research Scholar.

Eva Keohane ’21 is proof that, in life, plans are important, but so is flexibility and being open to new experiences. When Eva arrived on the Le Moyne campus in the fall of 2017, she envisioned studying biology and eventually becoming a physician assistant. Since then, she has discovered a love of chemistry that has led her to conduct chemistry research in the lab of Associate Professor of Chemistry Anna O'Brien, Ph.D., through the Clare Boothe Luce Research Program. Her next step will be to pur...

When Patrick Burke ‘21 first arrived on Le Moyne College’s campus, he was set on becoming a criminal defense lawyer, a path he decided on in high school.