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Founders’ Hall

School of Business

Founders’ Hall is La Salle’s newest academic building and home to La Salle’s AACSB-accredited School of Business. The six-story 87,000 square foot facility includes state-of-the-art classrooms and learning labs like the John T., ‘66 and Maureen A. Fries Trading Room, the student-run Saxbys Café, and the Center for Sales Excellence where students can earn their SalesForce certification. Also throughout the building, you’ll find the Career Center, the Nonprofit Center, and the Dean’s offices for the School of Business.

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St. Benilde Tower

School of Nursing and Health Sciences

St. Benilde Tower is home to La Salle’s School of Nursing and Health Sciences. The space was formerly a part of Germantown Hospital and still serves as a clinical site for students in the program. Within the School of Nursing and Health Sciences you’ll find the Nursing, Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD), Nutrition, and Public Health majors. You’ll also find our 5-Year master’s degree programs like our 5-Year CSD, 5-Year Nutrition, and 5-Year Master of Public Health programs.

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Blue and Gold Dining Commons

Blue and Gold Dining Commons is one of the main dining halls on campus. Students with a qualifying meal plan can swipe to enter and those without meal plans can pay their way toward this all-you-can-eat dining experience. And of course, we have specialty options for students with food sensitivities or restrictions.

Our other dining options are the La Salle Union food court, Treetops Café down on south campus, and a number of grab-and-go food options located around campus including our Starbucks and our POD-Mini Market that serves snacks and healthy to go meals. No matter where you choose to eat on campus, our Dining Services team has worked to ensure that all our students have healthy and delicious meals.

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North Residence Halls

La Salle has 13 residence halls for our on-campus students to live, study, and engage with one another. The North Residence Halls are comprised of 8 total residences grouped together to form a small community. Between the halls there are a few courtyards for students to hang out, play games, or study. Freshman rooms are traditional style with one or two students per room.

St. Katherine and St. George Halls are home to our Living Learning Communities, on-campus residential communities designed to enhance and enrich student experience by strengthening academic success, cultivating a supportive environment, and providing an even greater sense of community through unique opportunities for faculty and student interaction around specific interests. If you choose one of our six LLCs, you will be part of a tight-knit community living together in an LLC-specific area. 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.

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Connelly Library and Learning Commons

Connelly Library was built in 1988 but was renovated in 2019 to add the Learning Commons. In the Commons you’ll find state-of-the-art technology and learning spaces and students have access to more than 400,000 books and 750,000 online resources. The new renovations include an updated computer lab on the lower level and the Learning Commons on the first floor. Also in the library you’ll find:

University Archives

stacks of books and quiet study spaces

the rare books and special collections room

and more

In addition to providing resources and services to our current students, our library is open to alumni and the neighboring community. Also through the library, La Salle students offer tutoring and academic support to middle and high school students throughout the neighborhood.

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The Hansen Quad

The quad is in the heart of campus and from it you can see many of our academic and administrative buildings. A few fun facts about La Salle:

22 student average class size

12 to 1 student to faculty ratio

3000+ undergraduate day students

40+ majors

Additionally, throughout the quad you’ll see a few different symbols of our Lasallian Catholic heritage like the grotto, our Christian Brothers’ Residence, and the statue of our founder and patron saint of teachers, Saint John Baptist de La Salle.

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De La Salle Chapel

La Salle University is a Catholic University founded in 1863 by the Brothers of the Christian Schools. This teaching order, founded by Saint John Baptist de La Salle, believes that education is a right for all, and runs more than 1,000 educational institutions worldwide. In the De La Salle Chapel we host daily masses and weekend masses where students can participate as eucharistic ministers, lectors, and members of our chapel choir. Though we are a Catholic institution we offer many different ways for students to celebrate their faith, no matter what it may be, including providing our inter-faith prayer room which is open to all students.

This space is also the home to University Ministry and Service which oversees campus ministry and community service groups like FOCUS-Fellowship of Community and University Service and LIVE – Lasallian Immersion Volunteer Experiences to name a few. Through these groups La Salle students, faculty, and staff give back to our community through short-term and long-term service opportunities here and abroad.

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Holroyd Hall

School of Arts and Sciences

Holroyd Hall is an academic building for students in the School of Arts and Sciences including majors such as Digital Art, Mathematics, Biology, and Integrated Science, Business, and Technology. Also within the School of Arts and Sciences we have the Chemistry, Biochemistry, Math, Computer Science, Information Technology and Environmental Science programs.

Inside Holroyd you’ll find many of our science labs. The halls are lined with scientific collections and there are cool spaces for students to discover and innovate like our in-house recording studio and green roof. You’ll also find offices for the School of Arts and Sciences and small lecture halls where students take their classes.

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Hayman Hall

This is Hayman Hall, another academic building. Throughout the building you’ll find classrooms and academic offices as well as the IT Helpdesk on the second floor for all your student technology questions and needs. Hayman Hall houses our BUSCA (Bilingual Undergraduate Studies for Collegiate Advancement) Program, Academic Discovery Program, and many academic departments including American Studies, English, Education, Economics, History, Art History, International Relations, Politics, Philosophy and Economics, Political Science, Social Work, Sociology and Criminal Justice.

But the hidden gem of Hayman is on the Lower Level at the La Salle University Art Museum. La Salle is the only University in Philadelphia with a permanent display of paintings, drawings and sculptures from the Renaissance to the present. The Art Museum opened its doors in 1976 as a place for La Salle students as well as for the communities in the surrounding area, to experience art in an intimate setting. Academic departments often host lectures and events within the rooms of the museum, and students may visit at any time during museum hours.

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La Salle Union

The La Salle Union Building is one of the busiest buildings on campus. The first floor houses the Union food court that’s filled with a grab-and-go market and several different restaurants including Starbucks and Subway. The Union building also serves as a main hub for student life. There are two commuter student lounges for commuter students to rest or study between classes and multiple locations for students to eat and hang out in general.

In the Union Lobby next to Starbucks you’ll find the Dan Rodden Theatre, where student organizations host events, shows, and activities as well as a full service Trumark Financial branch where students can open accounts and meet all of their banking needs. Also, inside this building you’ll find the department of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management on the first floor, Residence Life on the second floor, and the Campus Activities Center on the third floor.

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South Campus

South campus is just a short walk or shuttle ride away from main campus. On your way down you’ll pass a few of our athletic fields like McCarthy Stadium and Hank DeVincent Field. Also on South Campus you’ll find the Communication Center, home to the communication department, a student lounge, production labs, and a full tv studio. The La Salle TV station airs shows that were completely written, filmed, and produced by students.

Also on south campus you have St. Neuman and St. Basil residence halls, Treetops Café, and the Independence Blue Cross Fitness Center. The fitness center is available to all students, faculty, and staff. Just swipe your La Salle ID and you’re good to go.

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