Stories and News Archive

Landing your first job or internship is exciting—but figuring out what to wear for that first big interview or career fair can be overwhelming. That’s where Le Moyne’s Campus Career Closet…

A partnership with the Caring Gene® Career Pathways Training Program (CPT) will address healthcare workforce shortages in the Central New York region and reduce barriers to career advancement.

The annual spring convocation at Le Moyne recognizes faculty from all disciplines with awards that recognize academic excellence in a variety of ways, from teaching to mentoring and advising. Recipients are…

The new professorship, established through a $2 million gift from Mike ’71 and Lynn Madden will advance human resource education, ensuring future leaders are prepared not only with knowledge but…

Le Moyne students brought Camp Half-Blood to life in a dynamic staged reading of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical—a story of adventure, friendship, and finding your power.

Rachel Dinero, associate professor of psychology, appears in a Channel 9 story about the impact of hazing.

April on The Heights was bursting with energy, creativity, and connection. From spontaneous celebrations of spring and standout student performances to the joy of welcoming alumni back to campus, the…

CNY Central featured Voices of Hope, which took place this weekend at Le Moyne, promoting mental health awareness.

Richard Malloy, S.J., a visiting Jesuit on sabbatical at Le Moyne and the author of three books on Catholicism, will be the commencement speaker for the 2025 graduate ceremony,

Le Moyne nursing student and transfer standout Anita Jepchirchir ’25 has been honored with one of Tau Sigma’s top national scholarships, recognizing her academic excellence, campus leadership, and service to others.

A new memorial reflection garden located near the Panasci Family Chapel will honor the memory of those we have lost.

A message to mark the passing of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit pope, from President Linda LeMura