Money Magazine has recognized Le Moyne College with a ranking of four stars (out of five), placing it in the top 15% nationally based on an analysis of all 2,400 four-year public and private nonprofit…
Happening on The Heights: July 2024
July Highlights
Campus may seem quiet at the moment, but it won’t be long until it’s filled with our students.
Move In Day has changed over the years but the help of the OC will always be a constant! From the 1989 Black Robe: “Every college student recalls his or her first day of college and the overwhelming anxiety of being submersed in a completely unfamiliar environment. Well, here at Le Moyne there is a group of energetic upperclassmen dedicated to easing the worries of moving in and who help welcome incoming students: the Orientation Committee. Although they may seem overwhelming in their tie-dyed shirts as they yell, cheer and empty student’s vehicles, the OC is always out to help and create an everlasting impression for students on their first day at Le Moyne.”
Young minds hard at work at the ERIE 21 Quantitative Thinking Village summer programs on campus
Men’s basketball spent some time helping out at The Samaritan Center this week, making a difference in our community and living our mission.
Our HEOP/AHANA students are settling right in to their new home on The Heights.
We wrapped up July with the celebration of Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola, sharing our pride in being a part of a centuries-old tradition of Jesuit education.
The Wiese family has bee selected as the 2024 Founders’ Day Gala Honorees
Our dolphins commemorating Jeanette Epps ’92, Ph.D., mission aboard the International Space Station, continue to make a splash around campus
Wen Ma, Ph.D., believes that global problems – from climate change, to poverty, to health disparities – require global solutions.
A profile of Farha Ternikar, professor of sociology, was recently featured on food-culture.org detailing her role on the board of the Association for the Study of Food and Society and…
Money Magazine has recognized Le Moyne College with a ranking of four stars (out of five), placing it in the top 15% nationally based on an analysis of all 2,400 four-year public and private nonprofit…
Wen Ma, Ph.D., believes that global problems – from climate change, to poverty, to health disparities – require global solutions.
A profile of Farha Ternikar, professor of sociology, was recently featured on food-culture.org detailing her role on the board of the Association for the Study of Food and Society and…
