Stories and News Archive

Lindsey Bush '23 and Nicholas Carinci '23 became absorbed in physics and engineering as high school students. Both plan to dedicate their professional lives to these fields. As they imagine…

Walker Goodemote '23 grew up in Mayfield, N.Y., along the shores of the Great Sacandaga Lake. The 29-mile-long body of water was a constant presence in Walker's life. Not surprisingly,…

Zoe Genant's family members like to predict which profession she will ultimately pursue. Frankly, Genant, a member of the Class of 2024, has a lot of options, including medical doctor,…

The National Women?s Studies Association has committed itself to leading the field of women?s studies in education and social transformation. It has also dedicated itself to showcasing scholarship in the…

Emmanuel Taveras '24 of Bronx, N.Y., is a cybersecurity major. Emmanuel is also one the many Le Moyne students who are among the first members of their families to attend college.

When Lindsey Bush '23 sees a column outside of a building she's about to enter, she can't help but wonder: Is that column structural or simply decorative? Bush, who is…

Ashley Green '23 has been a fan of NBC's "Saturday Night Live" for as long as she can remember, so much so that, when Green was in the process of…

Osabohien (Osa) Oduwa '23 loves to talk politics. Just ask his family and friends, However, it wasn't until this summer, though, that he found himself truly immersed in the field…

How do you actually make the most of college? Students share simple habits, mindset shifts, and advice that helped them stay balanced, connected, and fully present.

Studying abroad is a life-changing experience. It allows you to write a new chapter in the story of your life. You become more independent as you explore unfamiliar places, food,…

At first Hasina Foye '23 thought spending a semester abroad seemed impossible. The Covid-19 pandemic upended everything. Hasina prayed that she's make it to my chosen destination - the Netherlands.…

With an infectious smile that lights up a room and a kind face that can make friends with anyone, the nickname "Sunshine," given to Le Moyne senior Ellie Sommers, fits perfectly.