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From assembling care packages on campus to volunteering across Syracuse, D.I.V.E. Day brought the Le Moyne community together for a day of meaningful service and shared impact.

Phung Tran ’12, D.O., is a physician who blends science, empathy, and listening to care for each patient as a whole person.

From research and leadership on the Heights to Duke’s Engineering Management program, Jasmina Barhoumi ’26 is turning her passion for science and business into her next step.

What does undergraduate research really look like? For two Le Moyne students, it meant traveling to the summit of Maunakea in Hawai‘i to conduct NASA-funded observations of asteroids, an experience that…

From analyzing hospital systems to preparing for a year of service, John Greulich ’26 is using his business background to make a meaningful impact.

Announcement of the eight recipients of awards that will be presented at the 2026 Reunion Weekend

For Ellie Sommers ’22, becoming a doctor means more than mastering science—it’s about understanding the humanity at the heart of care.

Zander Farr ’25 transformed a classroom experience into a career opportunity, demonstrating how Le Moyne connects learning with real-world impact.

From the stage to the classroom and across campus, there’s always something happening on The Heights. Here’s a look at moments that brought our community together this month.

From transfer student to award-winning scholar, Lia Rice ’27 is exploring cognition through research, leadership, and a passion for psychology.

From Le Moyne biology major to orthopedic surgery resident, John Panzone ’21, M.D., is turning his passion for medicine into meaningful impact.

Kerry Alys Robinson, CEO of Catholic Charities USA, will deliver Le Moyne’s 2026 Commencement address as five receive honorary degrees.