La Salle News

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 […]

Tom Curley, ’70, HON, ’07, spoke with students about careers in the media, free speech and truth in reporting.   On a sunny morning at La Salle University, the Communication Center […]

Students are challenged to exit the escape room in an hour or less by utilizing the knowledge they learn in the nursing curriculum.  Christina Harkins, MSN, RN, loves the challenge […]

The honor recognizes the University’s efforts to educate and register voters, and support strong turnout at the polls. La Salle University is one of only 258 colleges and universities nationwide […]