Our Stories

A record $12 million gift by Dr. James J. ’66 and Mary A. Carroll has named the College of Arts and Sciences, established an endowed professorship, and created a visiting scholar program.

Just one year after making the leap to Division I athletics, Le Moyne College has secured funding to begin work on a $45 million renovation of its athletic complex.

If you haven’t visited our campus in awhile, you might not recognize us. Recent enhancements include a new pedestrian square, renovation of our largest academic building, library refurbishment, and the LEED-certified McNeil Science Complex. Next up: we’ll be renovating a historic firehouse.

A NASA astronaut, Jeanette Epps ’92 is currently aboard the International Space Station conducting research as a member of SpaceX Crew-8. She credits her training in Physics at Le Moyne College as foundational to her career.

Allia Keysor ’23 is off to Switzerland, where she was offered a Fulbright U.S. Student Program English Teaching Assistant Grant. Keysor majored in English with an advanced writing minor at Le Moyne, additionally tutoring and interning at the Writing Center.

A $7 million donation established the William J. Bosch, S.J., Teaching and Learning Center. Guided by Jesuit values and Ignatian pedagogy, the Center will provide faculty with mentoring, faculty learning communities, faculty fellows sponsorships, and professional development opportunities.

Among the many connections that Le Moyne fosters with its neighboring communities, two campus organizations are leading the way.