La Salle University
The Explorer visited the State Capitol on Sept. 29 for the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania's Mascot Day. Here's what he thought about his day off campus.
La Salle University recognized as a top national destination for higher education in TIME’s inaugural college rankings
September 30, 2026
America’s Best Colleges of 2026-27, a new ranking from TIME and Statista, places La Salle among a top-tier of American institutions.
Lindsey Massimiani Pepe, '07, Danielle Hamra Hooker, '07, and Dennis Brown, '96, all graduated from La Salle University. Now the three Explorers are at the helm of S29 Consulting, a growth marketing agency.
High achieving students from all 15 Archdiocese of Philadelphia secondary schools receive guaranteed admission to La Salle University, a minimum of $20,000 in merit scholarship, plus an additional $3,000 partner grant.
Robert Luddy, '68, shared his philosophy of business with the La Salle University community during a recent campus visit and lecture.
La Salle University continues to be recognized as one of the Best Colleges by U.S. News and World Report
September 22, 2026
The University appeared on the Best Colleges list for the fifth-year running, with a rise in overall placement on the 2027 rankings compared to previous years.
Get ready for a weekend of fun family festivities from Sept. 25 through Sept. 27 at La Salle University's 2026 Parent and Family Weekend.
For 20 years, David Falcone, Ph.D., has helped create moments of peace and relaxation for local hospital patients as a volunteer guitar player with Musicians on Call.
A summer internship at Philadelphia’s Esperanza Health Center helped Yulisa Jimenez Lorenzo, ‘27, grow in both knowledge and confidence as she prepares for her final year of undergraduate education.
Throughout a long career in banking communications, the skills Krista Phillips, M.A. '03, learned as a graduate student at La Salle University have contributed to her success.
