Stories and News Archive

For Alisha Espinosa '12, a love for acting and the theater can be attributed in part to efficiency. As a child, she loved stories and singing more than anything, There…

Brittany Juravich, M.S. '18 loves sharing hidden gems in Syracuse and Onondaga County - both with visitors and longtime residents looking for something unique to do in the area. A…

Aubree Eliza Weaver's passion for journalism took root early. When Weaver was a child, she and her grandfather watched the news together; then they debated it. When Weaver arrived at…

The human heart beat is the soundtrack of McKenna Burgwin's professional life. Burgwin is a nurse practitioner at Upstate Cardiovascular Group. Every day she helps to care for adults living…

I have always been driven to do more. My family owned a small production and post-production company called dPost in Buffalo, N.Y.

When the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 to be a global pandemic in March of 2020, Deborah Acio ?07 didn?t know what it would mean for her or billions of…

Of all of the lessons Declan Braun '23 has learned at Le Moyne, perhaps the most valuable is this: to be open to new possibilities. When Braun first arrived on the…

Le Moyne’s community-first values shaped Ann Marie Halstead ’98, whose kindness-themed play now reaches children and audiences across the globe.

Mark Temnycky's maternal and paternal grandparents moved to the United States from Ukraine in the early 1950s, just as McCarthyism and the Red Scare were taking root. Some 70 years…

Theominique Nottage graduated in 2009 with degrees in Peace & Global Studies and Spanish. After completing her law degree, she returned to her native Nassau where she is an Arbitration…

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

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