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Are Jesuit institutions particularly well-equipped to prepare teachers to lead in 21st century classrooms? Andrea Tochelli-Ward, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Education at Le Moyne College, believes so: she has…

Is creativity essential for wellness? Can making or experiencing art improve our well-being? The Art & Wellness Core class dives into these questions and more.

Among the questions scholars of feminism wrestle with every day, the chief ones are these: Do we still need feminism and, if so, what kind? It is central to the…

Wen Ma, Ph.D., believes that global problems – from climate change, to poverty, to health disparities – require global solutions.

There is no better way to learn about different environments than by immersing yourself in them.

The study of astronomy does not need to be complex. It does not require much in the way of equipment.

For Jason Luscier, Ph.D., the Le Moyne woods is not just a "fragment of forest within a sea of urbanization." It is also an incredible teaching tool, home to a vast…

Chandan Jha, Ph.D., is the John K. Purcell '65 Endowed Chair in Finance professor in the Madden College of Business and Economics at Le Moyne College. His research on corruption, particularly…

As child in Alabama, Theresa White, Ph.D., learned about the state and the lives of many of its most famous residents. She was especially fascinated by Helen Keller. A childhood…

Joining Le Moyne as a professor of practice ten years ago and becoming assistant professor of visual and performing arts in 2022, Voorhees teaches a range of classes such as theatrical…

What if you could "hear" color? What if your 3D printer could create an intricately designed, and equally delicious, dessert for you to enjoy? These are only a few examples…

John Yi studies how digital technologies influence the way that consumers interact with firms and other consumers. John is especially fascinated by how and when personalized marketing actions, like customized…