Throughout her career as a mathematics educator, Abbey Howard, Ph.D., has focused on making the subject as accessible as possible for students, drawing from her personal experiences as inspiration.
La Salle University is preparing to welcome returning and new students to a campus full of updates for the fall semester.
The friendship Jillian Mele, ‘05, MBA ‘24, and Kristen Casey, ‘05, built at La Salle University has supported and guided them through their careers, including their newest joint venture, LemonRose Golf.
Incoming secondary education major and men's rower, Will Babineau, '30, shares why he chose La Salle University.
La Salle University’s online Artificial Intelligence M.S. Program has helped Deron Ruby, M.S ‘03, M.S. ‘28, understand the developing technology and how to utilize it in his career.
The knowledge Morgan Stahlheber, M.S. ‘20, gained from her time in La Salle University’s graduate Speech-Language Pathology Program allowed her to confidently pursue her dream, supporting children and families in schools and her own private practice.
Here's why Makayla Clark, '30, decided La Salle University was the right place for her.
An independent research project inspired Ashley Richwine, ‘27, to contribute to the knowledge base in her chosen field of criminal justice and sociology.
As the new dean of La Salle University’s School of Nursing and Health Sciences, Beth Ann Swan, Ph.D., RN, CHSE, FAAN, ANEF, hopes to drive growth while always keeping the student experience a top priority.
New research from James M. Mancinelli, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, an associate professor emeritus in La Salle University’s Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, details the intersectional identity of LGBTQ+ people who stutter.