Although he frequently had a camera in hand after graduating from La Salle, it wasn’t until much later that Alan Goldberg, ’78, truly began to see the world through the lens.
For Crystal MacNeill, ’92, La Salle was “love at first sight,” and that love has only grown. Crystal MacNeill, ’92, arrived at La Salle thanks to the suggestion of a […]
Richard Cadigan, ’93, is giving back on the 2025 Day of Giving to continue the La Salle legacy. When Richard Cadigan, ’93, came to La Salle, his time was packed […]
The 2025 La Salle Women in Leadership award luncheon honored student scholarship recipients and Tina Wahl, ’97.
Marci Schankweiler, ‘90, founded For Pete’s Sake Cancer Respite Foundation, following the passing of her husband Peter R. Bossow, Jr., ’90, from cancer.
While Diego, '83, and Linda, '83, Calderin met before coming to La Salle, their love soared at 20th and Olney. As two first-generation students, it was the generosity of a Christian Brothers scholarship that allowed them to attend La Salle.
November 15, 2024
2024 John J. Finley, ’24 Award winner Stash Graham, ’05, MBA ’07, continues to have a vested interest in La Salle and helping future students find a home at 20th and Olney.
IT Leadership Award recipient Andy Stutzman, M.S. ’06, waited 10 years to return to the classroom.
September 9, 2024
There is a growing need for access to mental healthcare in the U.S. With a shortage of healthcare professionals that leads to long wait times, Julie Radico, Psy.D., ABPP, '06, is hoping her new book will give individuals access to self-help techniques.
Kerri Corrado, ’12, gained early-on experience in broadcast journalism through La Salle TV. She shared her career journey with first-year students during the Welcome Convocation.