The Dolphin

10/19/2025

“Lev, a Maryland-born indie-folk artist, shared his excitement for the upcoming show, saying, ‘I’ve heard wonderful things from artists who have performed there, so it should be a really nice experience.’”

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10/07/2025

“The wait is over! The Le Moyne College Thrift Club officially opened its on-campus thrift store on October 6, 2025. The club was founded in April of 2024. The club’s e-board has been hard at work prepping for this moment, and the highly anticipated grand opening is finally here.”

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10/03/2025

“Le Moyne College recently introduced new traffic signage on the road just past the physical plant, behind the softball field. Three tracks of speed bumps and several signs warning drivers to proceed with caution through the area have been added.”

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09/28/2025

All writers, photographers, and storytellers, this is your moment! Join The Dolphin’s first meeting and help make this semester unforgettable.

04/02/2025

“Le Moyne College is welcoming acclaimed journalist John Archibald to campus this week. Archibald is a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist from Alabama, and is one of the great voices in American journalism today. He will be visiting many classes this Wednesday and Thursday, with his time in Syracuse being headlined by two events.“

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03/29/2025

“Life doesn’t always go as planned. As a student-athlete, I’ve learned that resilience isn’t just about bouncing back from a tough game — it’s about handling life’s challenges and pushing forward no matter what.”

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03/28/2025

“Goalball has been given the green light at Le Moyne College as an official club sport. What is goalball? Goalball was originally designed for those who are blind and visually impaired, though seeing students are encouraged to join. Goalball is a game in which two teams of three players compete.“

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03/27/2025

Not all heroes wear capes — in fact, according to this semester’s Boot & Buskin production, some heroes may wear aprons and work in food service! But what happens when these “American heroes” are threatened by the age-old foes of bureaucracy, angry customers, and looming bankruptcy?

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03/12/2025

“The Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging (EDIB) Office at Le Moyne College is considering changing its name. According to the AP News, “Schools and colleges across the U.S. face a Friday deadline [on Feb. 28] to end diversity programs or risk having their federal money pulled by the Trump administration…”

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03/06/2025

“On the afternoon of Feb. 28, a group of students gathered in Grewen auditorium for an event called “A Day Without Immigrants,” consisting of student talks on the subject and a walkout demonstration afterwards. Organized by student leaders of El Progreso, Art Club, Peace Action Le Moyne, Le Moyne SGA, First Generation Club, Spanish Club, Students for Justice in Palestine, and Political Science Academy, “A Day Without Immigrants” provided a platform for student voices and an opportunity for education on the subject of immigration.”

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03/05/2025

03/04/2025

“On Feb. 12, the Trump Administration barred a reporter from the Associated Press (AP) from an Oval Office event, and has since restricted AP reporters from attending events and conferences. This is on the basis of the AP refusing to comply with Trump’s renaming of the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America in its stylebook.“

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