Our Stories

The small band of students had spent months working together and forming tight bonds in order to prepare for a once-in-a-lifetime service trip to Ecuador. When safety concerns forced the group to cancel its plans, they were disappointed, but not disheartened. They shifted their focus to new work in the Dominican Republic. Once there, they focused on four pillars of spirituality, simple living, social justice and solidarity.

Reduce, reuse, recycle is a familiar phrase to most of us. However, the reality is that most of us are not recycling correctly. To help remedy this, Luke Giunta ‘21 is setting out to change all of that. He is spearheading an educational campaign to encourage the campus to go Green for the Green and Gold.

The courtship of Bob Ealy and Adelaide Hopkins (in her own words circa fall 2017)

Since its founding in 1946, Le Moyne has impressed upon its students the importance of giving back and of serving others...

Diane Colucci '70 is a member of the College's President's Club. Her generosity enables Le Moyne to provide financial assistance to outstanding students...

In June 2014, Le Moyne launched the most ambitious comprehensive campaign in its history. Through the $100 million Always Forward campaign...

Dolphins understand that love is shown more in deeds than words. That’s why Mission Day is so important to us. It’s an opportunity for us to step off campus and into the community.