Stories and News Archive

After exploring several healthcare careers, Collin Faulkner PA ’26 discovered that becoming a physician assistant offered the perfect combination of challenge, service and meaningful patient relationships.

From Le Moyne to the U.S. Air Force, Mark Demarest ’16 has built a career rooted in service, leadership and a commitment to making people's lives better.

Words have the power to inform, persuade, inspire and connect. Le Moyne English and Communication graduates carry those skills into every corner of their professional lives, from courtrooms and classrooms to…

For Emily Powers ’13, the conversations that began in Le Moyne classrooms became the foundation for a career connecting readers with ideas that matter.

The nurses who helped Brianna Schmidt FNP ’26 learn to walk inspired her career. Now she's preparing to provide that same compassionate care as a Family Nurse Practitioner.

An English degree taught Timothy Murphy ’18 how to think critically, communicate clearly and see the world through new perspectives—skills he now uses every day as an attorney.

Amari Pollard ’17 has never waited for the right opportunity to appear. From journalism and podcasting to poetry and higher education, she has built a career by creating her own…

For Kadia Scott FNP ’26, caring for others is more than a career, it is a calling. Now she is preparing to deepen her expertise and serve patients with complex…

Joshua Redden ’11 discovered at Le Moyne that words have the power to connect, inspire, and move people. Today, that lesson shapes his work in the entertainment industry.

When Christian Cobb ’14 launched his own marketing firm, he wasn't just building a business, he was creating one guided by purpose, trust, and a commitment to doing meaningful work.

When Alex Zwierzynski ’21, P.A. ’22 crosses the finish line at the Sydney Marathon, he’ll be running for something bigger than himself: honoring a loved one and supporting brain cancer…

From biotechnology to cybersecurity and engineering, Stempower graduates returned to the Heights to share how mentorship, curiosity, and community helped shape their STEM careers.