Events at Le Moyne

Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Archibald and Le Moyne Journalist-in-Residence Sean Kirst will share the story of how two columnists, one from Alabama and one from Syracuse, became close friends at a moment of fear about the direction of the business they both love — and where they see that moment taking them. Archibald is a columnist and reporter for the Alabama Media Group. ...

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Join us for a discussion with Astronaut Jeanette Epps, '92, Ph.D., who in 2024 spent nearly eight months orbiting Earth on the International Space Station. Her time in space followed decades of training and preparation as a NASA fellow and astronaut. Prior to her time at NASA Epps worked as an engineer for Ford Motor Company and as a technical intelligence officer at the Central Intelligence Ag...

"Pandemics and Poverty: Lessons on Consumer Behavior from COVID-19." During the COVID-19 pandemic consumer spending fell dramatically following the initial shutdown of the economy. This thesis models the impact of consumer income level on consumer spending to determine whether income of the consumer has a significant impact on an individual’s marginal propensity to consume. The findings showed ...

Jodi Dean, Ph.D., Professor and Director, Fisher Center for Gender and Justice, Hobart and William Smith College Jodi Dean is a political theorist and professor in the Department of Political Science at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Her scholarly interests include contemporary and modern political theory, communism and theories of digital media, as well as poststructuralism, psychoanaly...

Jodi Dean, Ph.D., of Hobart and William Smith Colleges will be presenting her talk: Neofeudalism: How Care Work is the Leading Front in the Struggle for Justice on a Warming Planet.

"16 Bars" is a documentary exploring the lives of inmates in a Richmond, Va. jail who participate in a music-based rehabilitation program. Led by Grammy-winning artist Todd "Speech" Thomas, the inmates write and record music, seeking redemption and purpose. The film showcases music's transformative power and tackles themes of incarceration and personal growth. The screening will take place o...

Please join us for the 2025 Dolphin Tank competition. Le Moyne talented emerging entrepreneurs will compete for $50,000 in funding to grow their business ventures. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. This event is hosted by the Keenan Center for Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Creativity.

Need help with research? These workshops will teach you how to find credible sources, analyze academic texts, and integrate research effectively. You'll also learn proper citation techniques to strengthen your writing and avoid common mistakes.

Jim True-Frost will talk about his journey with The Wire and his career as an actor across media. There will be an extended Q and A. True-Frost played “Prez” from the groundbreaking HBO series The Wire from 2002 to 2008. His talk is sponsored by the Film Studies Program, the Communication Program and the Lecture Committee.

"Fine-Tuning the Physics of High-Speed Rail in New York State": High-speed rail (HSR) is a reality in several regions, though not in New York State (NYS). This thesis investigates the benefits and challenges of implementing HSR in NYS, focusing on the physical capabilities of the pantograph-catenary system (PCS) while also considering some legal, environmental, and logistical observations. Emph...