Events at Le Moyne

Join us on Tuesday, September 15th, for our first meeting of the semester! At 5:30 p.m., we'll be in Reilly Hall, room 439. Come along to hear from the officers and have a trivia night!

The Carroll College of Arts and Sciences presents the Distinguished Alumni Lecture featuring Kris Balderston ’77. With a career that has included meaningful and high-profile service in the public and private sectors, Kris M. Balderston ’77 returns to the Heights on Constitution Day for a conversation with faculty member Ann Ryan ’85, Ph.D. Having worked closely with President Bill Clinton i...

On Friday, Sept. 18 in room 100 of the science center at 3:30 p.m., Dr. Jesse Czekanski-Moir from SUNY ESF will discuss his work with charismatic invertebrates on remote islands in his talk “Multi-scale biogeography of land snails, ants, and other small friends.” This talk is the part of the Natural Science Seminar Series for 2026-27, sponsored by the departments of Biological and Environmen...

Interested in learning about the biodiversity living right next door? Join Le Moyne College and the City of Syracuse in this BioBlitz to contribute to meaingful restoration of your neighborhood through identification of our urban biodiversity.

Mihaela Moscaliuc and Michael Waters will read from their new poetry collections Heartmoor (Alice James Books) and Pagan Sky: New and Selected Poems 2000-2025 (BOA Editions), respectively. Moscaliuc has published scholarship in the field of Romani studies, on issues of representation, appropriation, exophony and code-switching, and on the works of Kimiko Hahn, Agha Shahid Ali, and Colum M...

Raamdeo Agrawal is the chairman and co-founder of Motilal Oswal Financial Services Ltd. (MOFSL), one of India’s largest and most successful investment firms. From its founding in 1987, starting with virtually no capital, MOFSL has grown into a financial services powerhouse with a market value exceeding $6 billion and strong market positions in brokerage, public market investing (through its mut...

On Thursday, Sept. 24 at 6 p.m. in the McNeil Firehouse, Kimberley McCoy and Katie Mulligan from the ArtRage Gallery will discuss the gallery’s origins and how it has become a welcoming, accessible space for the community. Mulligan will discuss her current ArtRage exhibit, No Man’s Land: Reimagining the Myth of Cicero Swamp. The gallery is a non-profit located in Syracuse’s Hawley-Green Neighbo...

All members of the campus community are invited to attend Le Moyne College’s inaugural RELEASE ceremony: Recognizing Emerging Leaders Entering Assigned Supported Experiences. The ceremony will take place on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 2 p.m. in Grewen Auditorium. This event will celebrate student teachers as they prepare to begin their student teaching experience and will also include the inductio...

Today’s complex organizational landscapes demand leadership that moves beyond traditional siloes. True transformation doesn’t happen in isolation; it requires bridging diverse perspectives, aligning distinct professional cultures, and harnessing cross-disciplinary expertise to solve high-stakes challenges. Jeremy Welsh, Ph.D., will explore what it takes to build and lead high-performing teams t...

This panel will offer a deep dive into feminist food studies for the release of Culinaria: (SUNY Press). Panelists include Janaka Lewis, Ph.D. (Professor of English, UNC Charlotte), Patricia Clark, Ph.D. (professor of English and Black studies, SUNY Oswego), and Sucharita Kanjilal, Ph.D. (Professor of Anthropology, Bard College). Editors Farha Ternikar, Ph.D. (Professor of Sociology, Le Moyne...

Father Bryan Massingale is the James and Nancy Buckman Professor of Theological and Social Ethics at Fordham University. An internationally recognized Catholic theologian and social ethicist, Father Massingale engages in scholarship that explores the intersections of race, theology, Catholic social teaching and LGBTQ+ identities. He is the author of the acclaimed book Racial Justice and the Cat...

Globally, communities continue to experience the compounding consequences of the climate crises in 2026 as wildfires rage and extreme temperatures continue to rise. They also feel and witness the effects of slow environmental violences such as toxins in their soil, water, and air that are most felt by structurally marginalized communities. These experiences are inherently entangled in structure...