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A profile of Farha Ternikar, professor of sociology, was recently featured on food-culture.org detailing her role on the board of the Association for the Study of Food and Society and…

Wen Ma, Ph.D., believes that global problems – from climate change, to poverty, to health disparities – require global solutions.

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…

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A pod of eight 7-foot-tall ceramic Dolphins is making quite a splash across campus.

Le Moyne College’s Physician Assistant (PA) Studies Program has been awarded a $2.075 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) designed to increase the number of physician assistants…

Starting on Monday, July 1, Le Moyne College will be the site of an eight-week hybrid construction training program whose goal is to place individuals into construction jobs to help with…

When Andrea Potter ’25 learned that her best friend, Ollie Quinones Rivera ’25, was taking part in a service trip to the Saint Francis Inn in Philadelphia, Pa., she knew…

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…

Edgar in the Red Room, a creation of VPA's Matt Chiorini and Greg Giovanini, with projections by Lindsey Voorhees and lighting/technical design by John Czajkowski, triumphed in Montréal at the…

I told my cat Oreo that she would be famous – and now she is – at least at Le Moyne.

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…