After meeting at La Salle University’s School of Business, Beck Gilbert, ‘16, and Abby Zweigle, ‘16, are making a name for themselves with Phannies, their gameday bag brand.
Hosting a program on La Salle TV helped kickstart an award-winning career in TV journalism for Matt DeLucia, ‘07.
Stephanie Gambone, ‘98, had always planned to become a lawyer when she graduated. An internship during the final semester of her senior year at La Salle University changed that plan—and the course of her career.
The 2025 Franklin Medal Laureate in Chemistry Naomi Halas, Ph.D., HON ‘07, ‘80, fell in love with chemistry at La Salle University. That love has led to prestigious awards, a career in research and teaching, and transformative discoveries in treatments for prostate cancer.
Jack Eckhardt, ‘11, used the hard work ethic and critical eye he developed at La Salle to help communities through his career and a non-profit.
La Salle helped Oshunbumi Fernandez-West, MBA ‘02, elevate her mother’s legacy, and build her own.
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.
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.