Stories and News Archive

What does it really mean to be a Dolphin? Students share how they found connection, community, and a sense of belonging at Le Moyne.

Everyone would like you to believe that college is a straightforward process. You graduate high school and then attend college for four years and get your Bachelor's Degree.

When you come visit Le Moyne, you might be lucky enough to experience some of the hidden gems that make Le Moyne our home away from home.

Savannah Stevens is a financial analyst in the early career development program at Lockheed Martin.

Looking for things to do on campus? Here are some of students’ favorite ways to get involved, have fun, and make the most of life at Le Moyne.

Samantha Peltz '15 is living out her dream as a Washington, D.C., based visual story teller specializing in wildlife and environmental messages.

Thérèse Wiley Dancks '85 walked a nontraditional path toward higher education. While uncertainty can be alarming, she navigated the unknown with positivity and a bit of humor. "It took me…

Steve Ripley '77 was just a small-town kid from Hamilton, NY? one of about 70 graduates from his high school and a good basketball player. He heard about Le Moyne from…

Moving in with your new roommate is one of the most exciting things to look forward to. Sharing a room with someone you've never met before or one of your…