Our Stories

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.

College. A whole new education experience after high school that requires even more hard work and determination. However don't fret!

Phillip Blythe ’21 strives for excellence on and off the court. Growing up in Edinburgh, Scotland, Phil began playing tennis when he was 6 years old.

The sound of a healthy heart – strong, steady, rhythmic – is music to the ears of any medical professional. But for Taylor Pechtel ’21 it is even more meaningful. A student in the College's Physician Assistant Studies Program, Pechtel cannot hear. But she does not allow that to keep her from caring for others. Pechtel uses adaptive technology to assess and examine patients with the same accuracy as her peers.

Who says you have to have it all figured out? You may have no idea what you’re doing or where you want to go...

Whether you graduated from a small high school of around 100 students or less or you were more like me and graduated with closer to 800 students or somewhere in the middle, where you went to high school is probably going to impact what size college you will ultimately pick.

Alexis Ess ’22 and Jesenya Olivas ’23 are true digital natives. They have never known a world in which the internet did not provide people with instant access to, well, nearly anything. The cybersecurity majors plan to devote their careers to enduing that tech is safe for everyone. And they are taking the first step toward achieving that goal as members of the College's innovative Stempower program.