Le Moyne College News

Since the first Earth Day was celebrated in 1970, the event has grown to include more than one billion people across 190 countries engaged in learning and action supporting sustainability and care for the earth. On April 22, 23 and 24, Le Moyne will hold a number of events in honor of  Earth Day and the 4 th Universal​ ​Apostolic Preferenc...

Utilizing a new format that allows students to attend class on campus, tune in live virtually, or watch recorded sessions post class-time, Le Moyne is introducing a reconfigured Masters of Science Information System program beginning with the summer 2021 semester. The program will be offered on either a full-time or part-time basis. Among the features of the program: The ability to apply robotic process automation, machine learning and enterprise and cloud systems admini...

New ​state ​guidelines will allow two guests per graduating student Dear Le Moyne College Graduates and Members of the Le Moyne Community: We are thrilled to share additional information about our plans to celebrate the Class of 2020 and Class of 2021 with in-person commencement ceremonies on the Le Moyne College campus and virtual events. After a year that called upon us all to be resilient, innovative and compassionate, we are excited to celeb...

Several graduate programs at Le Moyne have been recognized in recently released rankings from U.S. News & World Report. The  MBA Analytics program  was ranked as #33 nationally, while three programs in the Purcell School of Professional Studies were also ranked:  Physician Assistant Studies  at #64;  Occupational Therapy  at #141; and  Best Nursing Schools  (Masters) at #167. “Over the past five years, U.S. News & World Report has besto...

Due to COVID, Dolphy Day 2021 will not take place In response to a request from the Student Government Association, and with the support of the faculty senate and senior administration, the College has designated Tuesday, April 20, as a wellness day. On that day undergraduate classes will not be held, no assignments will be due and no other academic activities will be scheduled. To make up for classes that will be cancelled that day, classes will now be held on Tuesday, ...

Le Moyne is planning on a return to in-person undergraduate classes for the fall 2021 semester that will offer a range of on-campus activities and events.

On February 18, the College hosted a record-breaking Giving Day, exceeding the goal of 1,750 donors in 24 hours, recognizing the College’s 75th Anniversary.