Irish Literature Professor Kate Costello-Sullivan Inducted into the 2026 Irish American Hall of Fame.
Happening on The Heights: February 2026
Snapshots of the Month
We welcomed Michael T. Rizzi, Ph.D., director of student affairs at the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Medicine, to The Heights to explore the shared mission-centered heritage of the nation’s 27 Jesuit colleges and universities. His talk traced the growth of American Jesuit higher education from its early urban foundations to institutions across the country. He examined how Jesuit education has adapted over time — and how Le Moyne has both shaped and been shaped by this enduring tradition — while inviting reflection on where Jesuit higher education is headed next.
Airness brought comedy, wonder, and rock to the PAC.
The Spring Career Fair was a great success. We loved spending the afternoon watching our Phamily network & connect with potential employers.
As Black History Month came to a close, the PAC came alive with a powerful celebration of Black artists, history, and the dance styles that shaped American culture. Created by Jalynn Guido ’26 — choreographer, dancer, and creator— the performance highlighted why diversity in dance matters and how meaningful it is when artists are free to express themselves.
We’re loving getting to know our Future Phins in the Class of 2030! There are still plenty of opportunities to join us at an accepted student event.
President Linda LeMura has been named a 2026 Trailblazer in Higher Education, a national recognition of her bold leadership and transformative impact.
Power skills like communication, adaptability, and empathy prepare Le Moyne students to succeed in their careers — and lead with purpose in a changing world.
Irish Literature Professor Kate Costello-Sullivan Inducted into the 2026 Irish American Hall of Fame.
President Linda LeMura has been named a 2026 Trailblazer in Higher Education, a national recognition of her bold leadership and transformative impact.
Power skills like communication, adaptability, and empathy prepare Le Moyne students to succeed in their careers — and lead with purpose in a changing world.
