A touching family moment caught on camera made for plenty of smiles for this La Salle graduate nursing student, who hopes to make a difference through a holistic model of […]
The $300,000 sum from the Regina Charitable Fund at the Philadelphia Foundation will create undergraduate scholarships and establish an endowed scholarship fund at La Salle. La Salle University has received […]
April 28, 2022
Gail Carter Hamilton, ’98, RN, MSN, CSN, ‘09, will work in her new role to address health disparities across the city. Gail Carter Hamilton, ’98, RN, MSN, CSN, ‘09 found […]
Undergraduate nursing majors maintained their track record on the NCLEX exam. Students in La Salle University’s undergraduate nursing program eclipsed the Pennsylvania and national averages with an 88.66% first-time pass rate […]
December 20, 2021
For the second consecutive year, Stanford University has ranked two La Salle University professors among the top scientists in their respective fields. Madjid Tavana, Ph.D., professor and chair of business systems and analytics, and Zane Robinson Wolf, […]
September 13, 2021
La Salle also earned high scores for social mobility and veteran support and services. La Salle University is ranked among the nation’s top providers of undergraduate nursing education, according to […]
August 23, 2021
Mary Wilby’s career is marked by a commitment to La Salle’s mission and advocacy and support for her students. A career in academia offers educators abundant opportunities to touch lives and shape […]
May 13, 2021
Michael Langmuir, ’21, has a calling to support families through pediatric nursing. A moment from one of Michael Langmuir’s first clinical rotations sticks with him to this day. He had […]
Cimone Bates has balanced her studies with service in the Air Force Reserves. Cimone Bates, ’21, has followed in the footsteps of each of her parents. Bates is a member […]
The Gaye Riddick-Burden Scholarship for Undergraduate Nursing, beginning next fall, will support increased diversity in nursing education and the workforce. Last summer, a cardiology nurse practitioner in Philadelphia watched images […]