La Salle News

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 […]

Explorers, from near and far, came together to support La Salle University with gifts to the Charter Challenge.   The Explorer community gave back in a big way in honor of […]

In March 2023, La Salle University celebrated the 160th anniversary of receiving its charter from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.   At the time, our name was La Salle College. Much […]

Alumna and former University Trustee Meg Kane, ’03, played a pivotal role in bringing the world’s largest sporting event to her hometown. Do you remember where you were on Thursday, […]

Former longtime University Trustee E.F. (Bud) Hansen, III, ’90, MBA ’96, became the first legacy recipient of the Lasallian Leadership Award at Charter Dinner. La Salle University celebrated its 160-year […]

This year’s philanthropy day is Tuesday, March 21. This month, La Salle University’s Day of Giving turns 10.  This annual day of philanthropy calls on Explorers from near and far […]

Shivanthi Anandan, Ph.D., is focused on student retention, student success, and academic rigor. Once Shivanthi Anandan, Ph.D., walked in through the gates on Olney Avenue and heard the College Hall […]

A career in sports media has taken Albert “Scooter” Vertino, ’93, to the top of Warner Bros. Discovery Sports. It all started for him at La Salle. Of course Albert “Scooter” […]