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.
Dear Explorers, The start of a new academic year is one of the most vibrant times for our campus. I was excited to welcome our second largest class of incoming […]
Saul B. Eskin, ’52James A. Riviello, ’53John Thomas Moore, ’53James J. Boggs, ’54Jerome H. Brodish M.D., ’54Louis P. Roncace, ’55James Philip Parks Jr., ’55James L. Stopper, ’55James R. Bacon, ’55F. […]
Eric Stonesifer, ’01, M.Ed., began his journey to becoming an educator at La Salle University. Through his strong passion for history and commitment to serving others, he built the foundation for a successful career that has led him to become the next principal of Little Flower High School.
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.