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Le Moyne College’s annual Dolphy Day celebration took place on April 22, a Wednesday. The event celebrates the arrival of spring. Most classes get canceled and students enjoy the warm weather, spending the day outside, and main events, like live music, games and food trucks. Students in a Le Moyne journalism class attempted to capture...
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When Richard “Dick” Senecal was in his sophomore year at Le Moyne College, he ran into a problem. He was unable to scrape together enough money to cover his enrollment for the semester. “You want to know how much the tuition was? $200, and I didn’t have half of it.” He laughs about it now,...
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Le Moyne College administrators, who say scheduling conflicts and other “unforeseen circumstances” forced them to cancel the well-loved Iggy Fest last fall, say it is impossible to predict if and when it will return. “I wouldn’t say it’s a promise that it will be back because anything can happen, even though my team will work...
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The short hike up the steep hill toward Grewen Hall, surrounded by tall grass, is a daily experience for numerous students and faculty members at Le Moyne College. The college set this space aside, as well as other spaces like the field near St. Mary’s and the meadow by the Le Moyne Woods to be...
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Sharon Owens, mayor of Syracuse, held a news conference last month at Le Moyne College with a class of student journalists. Owens, the first Black mayor and second female mayor of the city, won as a Democrat this past November with over 70% of the vote. Students had the chance to individually ask her questions...
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Legende McGrath, who recently completed his term as president of the Le Moyne College Student Government Association, is set to graduate in May, and will begin pursuing his master’s degree in July at Syracuse University. As he focuses on tying up loose ends with clubs, closing off books, and working with Student Development, this student...
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With a Northeast Conference Tournament game of monumental importance against Fairleigh Dickinson University at noon this Thursday at Ted Grant Field, Le Moyne women’s lacrosse coach Liz Beville has created a new way to gain support from the Central New York community: She sent out a good-natured, joking “permission form” on social media, asking bosses...
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Costuming is an extremely important aspect of any theater production, yet most people outside of the theater world don’t know the amount of effort that goes into preparing costumes for a show. Musicals in particular can be a challenge. Le Moyne puts on several productions each semester, ranging from small student written skits, to plays,...
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At the end of October 2025, Le Moyne College announced that a Women’s Bowling program will be added as a varsity sport for the 2026-27 academic year. This marks the first new athletic program at Le Moyne since men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track and field were added during the 2014-15 academic year, and...
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How do you even begin to summarize a sport that has consumed more than half of your life? How do you convey the emotional baggage, the highs and lows, of a sport that you despise yet also love? How do you process it all now that it’s over? Say the word swimming, and to most...
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