La Salle News

The University is hosting a series of panel discussions, talks, events, and voter engagement initiatives in the lead up to the 2024 Presidential election.

There is a growing need for access to mental healthcare in the U.S. With a shortage of healthcare professionals that leads to long wait times, Julie Radico, Psy.D., ABPP, '06, is hoping her new book will give individuals access to self-help techniques.

The X Leadership and Global Understanding Summer Program for student leaders helped participants build leadership skills in a Lasallian context.

Sarah Hanlon, ’23, was always interested in using her political science degree to work for the U.S. government.

Decontee Moses, ’28, is looking forward to being a part of the University’s supportive community.

Madison Griffin, ’25, worked on a tax revenue project, among other assignments.

Kerri Corrado, ’12, gained early-on experience in broadcast journalism through La Salle TV. She shared her career journey with first-year students during the Welcome Convocation.

Over 600 students made themselves at home in the University’s residence halls.

Kevin Dougherty, ’02, supports the department’s interns, many of whom come from La Salle.

Isabella Teti, ’28, is looking to make a difference by combining criminal justice with business analytics.