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Today's Dolphins Everywhere comes to us from Europe, as Dr. Jason Luscier (Biological and Environmental Science) spends time this summer researching urban bird diversity across Ireland, England and Belgium, exploring how cities can better support wildlife while bringing new discoveries back to the classroom.

He shares more about his experience and the research that's making an impact.

Jason Luscier Researches Bird Biodiversity in Europe - Le Moyne College Discover how Le Moyne professor Dr. Jason Luscier's research across Europe is advancing urban bird conservation and bringing global discoveries back to the classroom.

When Christian Cobb ’14 launched Copurpose, he set out to build a marketing firm guided by purpose, integrity, and a passion for helping organizations make a meaningful impact.

Read more about his journey from The Heights to entrepreneur.

Working at the Intersection of Technology, Creativity and Business: Meet Christian Cobb '14 - Le Moyne College Entrepreneur Christian Cobb ’14 founded Copurpose to help organizations use marketing, technology, and strategy to create meaningful impact.

Today we celebrate National Mascot Day! "Our time in school is also about creating key memories with others that we can forever cherish. Around campus, you will see how active Iggy is. His energy is always UNMATCHED, whether greeting students, taking selfies, or even bursting out some amazing dance moves."

https://www.lemoyne.edu/news/more-than-just-a-dolphin/

This summer, ten Le Moyne students walked the Camino Ignaciano, following in the footsteps of St. Ignatius as part of the AMDG Program. Through prayer, reflection, service, and community, they experienced the Ignatian tradition in a deeply personal way.

Some lessons can only be learned by taking the journey: https://www.lemoyne.edu/news/le-moyne-students-participate-in-amdg-program-for-faith-exploration/

"Jesuit values" is a phrase you'll hear often at Le Moyne. But what does it actually mean?

Legende McGrath '26 shares how getting involved in leadership helped him better understand the values that shape life on The Heights, and why they matter long after graduation.
https://www.lemoyne.edu/news/what-does-a-jesuit-education-really-mean/

After 29 amazing seasons leading Men's Lacrosse, Coach Dan Sheehan is beginning a new chapter.

A six-time national champion, the winningest coach in NCAA Division II men's lacrosse history, and a mentor to countless Dolphin student-athletes, Coach Sheehan will transition from the sidelines to become Le Moyne's director of philanthropy for athletics.

Thank you, Coach Sheehan, for the extraordinary legacy you've built on The Heights. We look forward to seeing the impact you'll continue to make in this new role.

Dan Sheehan to Retire as Le Moyne Men’s Lacrosse Coach; Will Move to Advancement and Innovation Leadership Role - Le Moyne College Le Moyne Men’s Lacrosse Coach Dan Sheehan, who over the past 29 years brought six national titles to the Heights while amassing the most wins in DII lacrosse history, will retire […]

It's easy to say professors know students by name. But when you hear our students talk about the professors who helped them discover new career paths, opened doors to internships, encouraged them to believe in themselves, and continued mentoring them long after class ended?

That's Greatness Meets Goodness.

Here are just a few of the stories that show what faculty mentorship looks like at Le Moyne.

More Than a Professor: How Faculty Mentorship Changes Lives - Le Moyne College At Le Moyne, faculty mentorship goes beyond academics. See how professors help students find their path, build confidence, and create opportunities for the future.

Interested in getting to know The Heights this summer? Join us for a Summer Family Friday. You'll get to meet our admission representatives, tour campus with a current Le Moyne student, and enjoy lunch. If you're a prospective first-year student, bring your family: we'd love to meet you!

https://www.lemoyne.edu/admission-financial-aid/visit-us/events-tours/

From sixth grade through adulthood, ERIE21 is helping build pathways to opportunity. The initiative has already helped more than 1,200 individuals access STEAM education, workforce training, and hands-on learning experiences that prepare them for the future.

Tylah Worrell, program director, joined Bridge Street to talk about the impact ERIE21 is having across Central New York.

Le Moyne helping bridge the tech workforce gap through STEAM (WSYR-TV) — Creating opportunities in tech from sixth grade through adulthood. That’s the goal of Erie21. It’s an initiative from Le Moyne College aiming to bridge talent gaps in …