Constructed in 1948, Grewen Hall is the oldest and largest building at Le Moyne College. With a total of 86,500-square-feet, Grewen contains 17 classroom and key offices, including Admission, Financial Aid, the deans of Arts and Sciences and Professional and Graduate Studies, the Registrar, and Bursar. The third floor and main entrance of Grewen Hall was remodeled in 2006 to create a beautiful and welcoming space for students and visitors, while the fourth floor (primarily classroom space) was renovated in 2011. As the main academic building, the classrooms within Grewen Hall come in all shapes and sizes to accommodate the different class sizes and pedagogical styles that Le Moyne College offers.

Located on the first floor is the Dolphin Den, which opened in January 2011, and features a food court, cafe and convenience store. Located near the main entrance to the Den are the College radio station (WLMU) and The Dolphin, the student newspaper.

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The Madden School of Business at Le Moyne is located in the fully renovated Mitchell Hall. Among the highlights of this new academic space is a trading floor, a financial education center, an accounting computer laboratory, and an applied research and executive education laboratory. Cyberlink Media Suite Essentials Dell Download Windows here.

The school's two floors also feature plenty of student meeting space to accommodate groups of all sizes, while the third floor is residential and houses the Madden School's living-learning community. The facility was renovated during the summers of 2013 and 2014. Connected to the recently refurbished Coyne Science Center, the facility - opened in 2012 - symbolizes Le Moyne’s rapidly growing programs in both the sciences and the health professions. The sciences have more students than any other area at the College, and the physician assistant studies and nursing programs have enjoyed tremendous growth and popularity over the past several years.

LEED Certified at the Gold Level, the 48,000-square-foot science addition is angled to the south to benefit from solar resources, helping the building maximize the use of sunlight for solar thermal heat and allowing for the best quality sunlight for daylight use. Built in 1969, this 83,000 square-foot brick building contains 13 classrooms, 4 student computer labs, faculty offices, Career Advising and Development, and Academic Advising. Reilly Hall offers a number of different classroom styles including computer labs, tables, and lecture-style classrooms. A television studio is located on the second floor, the Masters of Education office is located on the first floor, also the location of the campus mailroom. Located outside of Reilly Hall, the Gifford Terrace has patio tables and chairs for a foliage-surrounded studying and eating area. Le Moyne's library was built in 1981 and named in 1998 in honor of Le Moyne College alumna Noreen Reale Falcone '58.

The 65,000-square-foot library underwent minor renovations in 1996 and added the Office of Information Technology in 2008. The library provides students with access to information, both in the form of traditional books and other printed materials, as well as computer and internet resources. The library mixes the use of technology and print to achieve the best results for student's work and research. There are several computer labs throughout the library accessible to students, staff, and faculty. The library provides a number of quiet, secluded places where students can work individually or in groups, such as cubicle style desks, round tables, couches, and enclosed classrooms. The Academic Support Center, located on the first floor of the library, offers students assistance and tutoring in support of their course work.