Stories and News Archive

See what was happening on The Heights in November.

See how Rachel Dinero bridges the gap between machines and the human mind, driven by a lifelong curiosity about how things work.

This November, in honor of Native American History Month, Le Moyne College dedicated a new commemorative wall on the second floor of Reilly Hall to celebrate the Onondaga Nation—the original people…

Given the success of their partnership’s first craft beer, Meier’s Creek Brewing Company (MCBC) and Le Moyne College are set to launch “Heights Honey Ale” on Friday, Nov. 22.

The Gardening Club aims to uphold the principles of Laudato Si’, emphasizing the unity of people and the planet as one family.

Meet Faith and Fellowship, a Christian, non-denominational club that gives students a space to invest in their spiritual growth.

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…

Discover how Le Moyne ensures a safe and welcoming campus for all. From the 24/7 Campus Safety team and the Le Moyne SAFE app to services like Safe Ride and Heights Alert,…

Are Jesuit institutions particularly well-equipped to prepare teachers to lead in 21st century classrooms? Andrea Tochelli-Ward, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Education at Le Moyne College, believes so: she has…

The Le Moyne Way is more than a program—it's a culture shared by our student-athletes and our commitment to developing the whole person. Tim Landgraf '27 offers a glimpse into Advocates'…