Le Moyne College, named after Jesuit preacher Simon LeMoyne, is a private Jesuit school in Syracuse, New York, enlisting more than 3,500 undergrad and graduate understudies. Established by the Society of Jesus in 1946, Le Moyne is the first Jesuit school to be established as a co-instructive foundation. The College is the second-most youthful of the twenty-eight Jesuit schools and colleges in the United States, and is the main far reaching Catholic school in Central New York.
Le Moyne College's 160-section of land (0.65 km2) grounds is situated in the Town of DeWitt, in a rural private neighborhood. It fringes the Salt Springs neighborhood of Syracuse, encouraging associations with the city of Syracuse and territorial organizations and associations.
In 2014, the Board of Trustees designated Linda M. LeMura, Ph.D., previously the school's executive and scholarly VP, the fourteenth president, making her the first lay female president of a Jesuit school or college on the planet.
The Le Moyne College grounds comprises of 35 noteworthy and minor structures involving near one million gross square feet crosswise over around 160 sections of land (0.65 km2). Six noteworthy living arrangement lobbies and 12 littler private structures range from customary "hallway" style through suite, townhouse, and flat styles.
The Noreen Reale Falcone Library was built in 1981. It houses around 900,000 materials and keeps up its own online community index, which is accessible from both on-and off-grounds PCs. The principle library accumulation incorporates: