La Salle News

Ryan Haas, ’23, grew up visiting the University’s campus. He’s happy to be continuing his family’s connection to 20th and Olney. Ryan Haas, ’23, wasn’t sure what life had in […]

Leah Brown, ’23, is following in her family’s footsteps by receiving a degree from 20th and Olney. The connection Leah Brown, ’23, has to La Salle University spans generations.   Brown’s […]

Gage Sanchez, ’23, created Save Our Schools with his brother to improve infrastructure and encourage scientific learning in the Philippines.

In the throes of NCAA basketball’s biggest tournament, a handful of La Salle University’s most-recent media appearances centered on the sport.  April highlights include alumni success at the pro and […]

A resource center dedicated to autism and developmental disabilities support organized two campus events, including a talk on creating inclusive learning spaces.  April is Autism Awareness Month. This year, the […]

The ALTA program is a 15-week, college-readiness program to support Spanish-speaking students in enhancing English proficiency. The National Endowment for Humanities awarded La Salle University a grant to fund a […]

U.S. News & World Report recognized La Salle University’s full-time MBA program in its most recent national rankings of graduate programs, announced April 25.    The La Salle full-time MBA program […]

The agreement will create student, faculty, and research exchange opportunities and more.    La Salle University is forming an international partnership with a fellow Lasallian university.  The partnership with La Salle […]

Mike Wiacek, ’03, is the founder and CEO of Stairwell. The Lasallian values he learned at 20th and Olney are a part of his leadership strategy today. Being passionately curious […]

It’s almost like clockwork. The scene on La Salle’s Hansen Quad turns from blustery to colorful and pristine. Winter fades and the weather turns warm. Students congregate. And the perennials […]