Stories and News Archive

Kayla Burt ’17 credits her time at Le Moyne with preparing her to hold multiple perspectives, to stand up for others, and to use her voice.

There are few things Rory Burns ‘21 loves more than to tell a story. It is something Burns has been passionate about since he learned to read and write and,…

When Kelsey Roberts ‘15 established her chiropractic practice in 2020, she knew that it was a bit unorthodox for someone so early in her professional life. That did not deter…

Nate Parkhurst ‘24 has always had an aptitude – and a passion – for technology. It is intuitive for him.

With family Jesuit roots that go back more than 70 years, the Wiese family – Kathy Wiese, her husband Dr. Michael Wiese and their children Patrick ’14, Matthew, Brian and…

When Brittany (Cripps) Malsegna ‘23 began studying chemistry at Le Moyne, she expected that it would be challenging in all of the best ways, and it was. The deeper Malsegna delved…

Washington Nationals Pitcher Josiah Gray, who graduated summa cum laude this year but was unable to make the commencement ceremony on May 19, was presented with his diploma and stole…

If Rosanna Grullon ‘18 were to offer one piece of advice to future Le Moyne students, it would be this: “Don’t rush through everything.” Grullon’s experience on the Heights taught her…

Allia Keysor ’23 arrived on the Heights in the fall of 2020 eager to learn more about herself and the world around her. The COVID-19 pandemic had upended much of…

As a student at Fayetteville-Manlius High School, CJ Roche, MST ‘25 counted David Brown, Ed.D., among his favorite teachers. Brown was a music educator at Fayetteville-Manlius, teaching Roche and his…

Le Moyne College has announced a record $12 million gift by James Carroll, Ph.D., a graduate of the class of 1966, that will name the College of Arts and Sciences at…

With a nod to one of Le Moyne's most revered traditions, Dolphy Day IPA - a collaboration between Meier's Creek Brewing Company (MCBC) and the Jesuit College - is set to…