Joe Ryan, ‘69, Tom Filer, ‘78, and Tom Bonk, ‘84, will be inducted into the Philadelphia City All Stars Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in April.
Personal experiences have often guided La Salle University Assistant Professor of Social Work, Keisha Hook, MCJ, MSW, LCSW, through her career, and most recently, to a new specialty.
President Daniel J. Allen, Ph.D., will work alongside leaders from across Greater Philadelphia to solve complex challenges, expand economic opportunity, and strengthen community support systems.
Nathan McLaughlin, ‘25, MBA ‘25, credits La Salle University’s 4-Year (B.S./MBA) Accounting Program with his early success in accounting.
The $40,000 grant will be used to reframe the conversation around sexual violence and help keep the campus community safe.
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McClinton was the first woman elected Democratic Caucus Chair, the first woman elected Democratic Leader, and is Pennsylvania’s first woman House Speaker.
La Salle University’s Elementary and Special Education Program gave Kerry Hurtt, ‘98, the foundation for a nearly 30-year career in teaching.
William J. Burns, '78, is widely regarded as one of the most distinguished and respected American statesmen of the last century, having served six presidents of both parties.
The funding will be used to upgrade lighting throughout the museum, helping to preserve the artwork and enhance the visitor experience.
As part of La Salle University’s Nutrition Program, Maggie Lefavor, ‘17, MS, RDN, LDN, CEDS, made lifelong connections and landed her dream job.