Schools

A collaborative faculty student research project gave computer science majors Tannah Duncan, ‘27, and Ilia Volkov, ‘27, the chance to see how what they were learning in the classroom could help address tanking, one of the NBA’s biggest problems.

Lawrence Mani, ‘26, has made the most of his time at La Salle University and he’s ready to add to the strong foundation he built as he continues his education in graduate school.

La Salle University’s Speech-Language-Hearing Community Clinics provide a space on campus for speech pathology graduate students to put what they learn in the classroom into practice, building their confidence and professional skills.

Rawan Froukh, ’26, is a caregiver at home and in the workplace. Her nursing degree from La Salle University helped prepare her for both. 

At La Salle University’s School of Business, preparing Explorer’s for a successful career after graduation is a priority. As well as AACSB International Accreditation and faculty with a widespread knowledge base, business students at 20th and Olney have access to several resources in Founders’ Hall where they can start learning the skills they’ll need in their careers.

At La Salle University, Paige Mitchell, ‘26, captained the water polo team, led the Olney Outlaws, worked for the Philadelphia Phillies, and immersed herself in the campus community. Her time at 20th and Olney was everything she could have hoped for.