Stories and News Archive

Wall Street Journal reviews “A Man on Fire,” the latest book by History Professor Doug Egerton.

Travis Newton, interim dean of the Carroll College of Arts and Sciences, was quoted in an article in the Baltimore Banner on the recent success of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.

Professor Larry Tanner was interviewed on Channel 9 about recent dinosaur research.

Mitchell Franklin from accounting is quoted in an article on Essentially Sports about NIL and whether the income is taxable.

Le Moyne professor Hilary McManus, Ph.D., joins Homeward Bound 9 to empower women in STEMM leadership. Discover her Antarctic journey and commitment to shaping a more inclusive future.

National NPR story on the new cookbook “Dalit Kitchens of Marathwada” features comments from sociology Professor Farha Ternikar.

“Highways and Heartaches: How Ricky Skaggs, Marty Stuart, and Children of the New South Saved the Soul of Country Music” by Michael Streissguth, professor of Communications and Film Studies, has won the…

See how Aaron Abma, Ph.D. connects timeless questions to modern challenges, showing the real-world impact of critical thinking and reflection.

Following publication of an article that appeared on Wednesday, Nov. 27 in the weekly British scientific journal Nature, Larry Tanner, Ph.D., professor of biological and environmental studies at Le Moyne College, was quoted in nearly 1,000 media articles…

See how Rachel Dinero bridges the gap between machines and the human mind, driven by a lifelong curiosity about how things work.

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.