Living on Campus

Move-in schedule and information for new and returning residential students.

Residence Halls

At La Salle University, you’ll quickly find your home away from home. With roughly 133 picturesque acres to explore, you’ll have plenty of space on our campus to socialize, study, or simply relax. Learn more.

Living Learning Communities

Living Learning Communities (LLC) are on-campus residential communities that bring students together who share similar interests, hobbies, and lifestyles.

If you choose one of our six LLCs, you will be part of a tight-knit community living together in an LLC-specific area of one of our residential halls. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with each other and with student, staff, and faculty mentors, while attending events, speakers, and programs specific to your LLC. Students will work together with the guidance of their Resident Adviser (RA) and other advisers to shape their learning experiences and take responsibility for their shared community.

Dog Friendly Residence Hall

St. Neumann Hall is La Salle’s dog-friendly residence. While Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) are permitted for students in need, this policy allows students to own approved dogs on-campus as pets. Amenities include a dog-run for exercise and a dog-friendly lounge space. Upperclassmen who choose to live in St. Neumann Hall may apply to bring an approved dog with them to campus. Important information to note:

  • An approved dog is under thirty (30) pounds and is registered with the Division of Student Affairs in accordance with the guidelines included with the complete policy available for download below.
  • Students who wish to own a dog on campus must sign a dog ownership agreement
  • Student Owners must submit an Approved Dog Accommodation Fee
  • Only one dog is permitted per unit
  • The Student Owner is fully responsible for the behavior of the Approved Dog. Any and all damages caused by the Approved Dog will be the responsibility of the Student Owner.
  • The Approved Dog must have all required vaccinations and licenses, must be spayed or neutered at the appropriate age, and must have current identification tags in accordance with Philadelphia Dog Ordinances. The Approved Dog must be tagged with the Student Owner’s contact information.
  • All roommates/apartmentmates of the student owner must sign a roommate attestation acknowledging a dog will be living in their unit