Kenyon Black, director of Le Moyne鈥檚 Upward Bound Program, has been elected as secretary of the YMCA of Central New York board of directors.
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Steven Nunez 鈥19 possesses a natural curiosity, particularly when it comes to technology. As a high school student in New York, N.Y. Nunez he taught himself to build a desktop…
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Feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or just off? Here鈥檚 how Le Moyne supports your mental, physical, and emotional well-being so you can stay balanced and take care of yourself.
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With a campus alive with events and activities, you'll find plenty of ways to relax, meet new people, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
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A Transformational Journey
CategoryElla Nixon 鈥26 is squarely focused on the future. A business analytics and information systems major from Endicott, N.Y., Nixon recently caught a glimpse of what her professional life may…
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Following publication of an聽article that appeared聽on Wednesday, Nov. 27聽in the weekly British scientific journal聽Nature,聽Larry Tanner, Ph.D., professor of biological and environmental studies at Le Moyne College, was quoted in聽nearly 1,000聽media articles…
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See what was happening on The Heights in November.
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See how Rachel Dinero bridges the gap between machines and the human mind, driven by a lifelong curiosity about how things work.
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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鈥攖he original people…
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Given the success of their partnership鈥檚 first craft beer, Meier鈥檚 Creek Brewing Company (MCBC) and Le Moyne College are set to launch 鈥淗eights Honey Ale鈥 on Friday, Nov. 22.
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Club Spotlight: Gardening Club
CategoryThe Gardening Club aims to uphold the principles of Laudato Si鈥, emphasizing the unity of people and the planet as one family.
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At Le Moyne, education is about more than earning a degree鈥攊t鈥檚 about uncovering what inspires you and finding your path forward. The Manresa Program, inspired by the Jesuit tradition of purpose…