La Salle News

Over the years, La Salle has had many student-athletes go on to represent their home nations in the Olympics games. From gold medal swimmer and former holder of several world […]

The La Salle women’s field hockey program finished the 2024 season with a 9-10 overall record. A season full of difficulties, lots of new faces, and a new coaching staff […]

The La Salle women’s soccer team concluded its season with a record of 8-5-5, its third-straight season with a .500 or better record and sixth in seven years. This season, […]

For the first time in 16 years in the Atlantic-10 Conference, the men’s and women’s individual titles were both awarded to the same school—La Salle. Gwenno Goode, ’27, (top) and […]

The John E. Glaser Arena opened on Nov. 4, 2024, featuring an improved fan experience with a 360-degree bowl design; upgrades to the video boards, audio system, and lighting; and […]

Itzel De Leon, ’25, takes on a transformative role at the Stephen Klein Wellness Center. Itzel De Leon, ’25, recently completed an impactful public health nursing internship at the Stephen […]

Triathlon encourages passion, camaraderie, and empowerment for two faculty members from the School of Nursing and Health Sciences. Years ago, Laurie Colborn, Ed.D., MSN, RN, was competing in a 70.3-mile […]

Mohammad Islam, ’25, reflects on public finance experience and future goals. Mohammad Islam, ’25, a senior finance major, spent the summer of 2024 interning with Stifel, a financial services firm […]

Bankers Day exposes students to the broad array of possibilities for their major track. For freshmen in Intro to Business (BUS 100), Bankers Day is the culmination of the spring […]

Lindsay Wagner, ’25, shares her transformative summer with the Department of Transportation and the Fund for American Studies. Lindsay Wagner, ’25, a senior majoring in political science with minors in […]