La Salle University
Find out more about Wayne-James Wesley, '30, and his decision to become an Explorer.
La Salle University maintains long standing presence as a large, regional employer on Philadelphia Business Journal list
August 21, 2026
The Philadelphia Business Journal's List of employers includes businesses, nonprofits, and governmental organizations.
Mason Ordonez, ’28, has found community and camaraderie at La Salle University.
From Boston, Mass., to Bucks County, Pa., Explorer alumni have been showing their Blue and Gold pride across the Northeast.
For Jim and Ceil Tuman, giving back to La Salle University is about more than just supporting their daughter’s alma mater. It’s a contribution to the local community and helping Explorers’ access potentially life-changing educations.
Kathleen Meriwether, Esq., '79, and Ellen Meriwether, Esq., '81, were the first of their five siblings to attend college. They both found purpose and success at La Salle University laying the foundation for successful careers as lawyers.
Music has always been a significant part of life for Paul Hannan, ‘70, from playing the trombone to performing in bands. Now he hopes to provide more accessibility for current and future music lovers through the La Salle University Pep Band.
Learn more from graduate students’ experiences at 20th and Olney, and how their studies made an impact on their personal and professional lives.
As graduate students, these Explorers gained more than just a new credential at La Salle University. They earned additional expertise and experience for the next stage in their careers.
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.
