La Salle News

Arriving to the United States for the first time in the middle of a pandemic hasn’t dulled Violeta “Vicky” Cvetkoska’s enthusiasm for the work that awaits her as a visiting […]

What’s an entry test? What’s a surveillance test? Do you know the difference? La Salle University, in returning to an in-person experience for the Spring 2021 semester, is taking measures […]

First-year students at La Salle University explore common interests and form bonds through the campus’ Living Learning Communities. There are many opportunities at La Salle University for first-year students to […]

As an academic community, La Salle University is committed to providing students with a curriculum that integrates the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion. A number of courses offered in […]

R. Scott Cook, D.O., joined the University in November. He is part of a leadership team guiding La Salle’s efforts to keep the campus community safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. […]

William J. Burns, ’78, a career diplomat, retired from the U.S. Department of State in 2014. William J. Burns, ’78, a career ambassador and retired foreign service officer, has been […]

The civil rights leader’s impact remains alive and relevant through community engagement opportunities and documents in University Archives. While Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. may never have visited La […]

Madjid Tavana brings his research expertise to the classroom as professor and chair of La Salle’s Department of Business Systems and Analytics. More than 20 years ago, Madjid Tavana wrote […]