La Salle News

Faculty and staff from La Salle University spoke with the media recently about COVID-19 vaccines, the future of workspaces, Dr. Seuss books, the overlap of baths and mindfulness, and more. […]

Day of Giving established a single-day fundraising record and hit this year’s participation goal. Explorers everywhere came together on March 23 to make La Salle University’s eighth-annual Day of Giving […]

What to know about this year’s Pacem in terris lecture and its panelists Only several months ago, in October, Pope Francis used his sequel to Laudato Si, an earlier encyclical, […]

La Salle’s dual-credit Transformation Scholars program offers Philadelphia-area high school students a head start on their higher ed journey. For high school student Melvin Fernandez, an opportunity to earn credits […]

Bianca Abbate, ’21, expects her proficiency in Russian and Italian will support her professional endeavors following graduation from La Salle. Sometimes you need to travel a great distance to help […]

Genesis Perez, ’22, a double major in Spanish and business, is making the most of her academic opportunities. Whatever the question, Google always seems to have an answer—whether you’re trying […]

Brett Conley, ’23, has been awarded a 2021 Newman Civic Fellowship. The summer months of Brett Conley’s teenage years featured several trips through the Appalachian Mountain region of the eastern […]

Adam Al-Asad, ’21, continues to provide shelter and resources for Philadelphians in recovery. Working full-time as a home healthcare aide enabled Adam Al-Asad, ’21, to pay his way through Philadelphia […]

La Salle is the only Philadelphia university to make Phi Theta Kappa’s Transfer Honor Roll each year since 2016. While making his college choice, Faysal Faroik Coulibaly, ’21, considered several […]