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Oretha Sekyere, a psychology major from Brooklyn, has been selected to be the student speaker at the 2022 undergraduate ceremony on Sunday, May 22. During her four years on the Heights, Sekyere was active in numerous activities.

A saga that began seven years before Le Moyne’s founding in 1946 will draw to a close this summer when 11 pieces of historic artwork will return to Poland to be put on permanent display in the country’s new Polish History Museum, currently under construction in Warsaw. The pieces have hung in the College’s library since 1958.

Lisa Chaudhuri has been selected to succeed Inga Barnello as the director of the Noreen Reale Falcone Library. She will assume the role on July 1. Chaudhuri has worked at the library since 2010. For her first three years, she was the circulation services supervisor where she managed the department, which encompassed circulation, collection maintenance, course reserves and patron accounts. For the past eight years, she served as the head of public services managing the access services department

WCNY's "On the Money" show last week focused on the College's Dolphin Green and Gold fund, an independently-owned and operated investment fund that gives students the opportunity to manage a $1.2 million portfolio.

Political Science Professor Jonathan Parent was interviewed about the role of state constitutions in the Roe v. Wade issue in the Washington Post.

John Douglas Thompson '85 shared his thoughts with Maureen Dowd of the New York Times in her editorial "Going After That Pound of Flesh"