Moore was the first Black men’s basketball player at La Salle and helped the team win the 1952 NIT Championship.
The event, taking place on April 8 at 5 p.m., will feature student art inspired by public health issues. The evening will include a panel discussion with professionals from both the art and public health fields.
The $40,000 grant will be used to reframe the conversation around sexual violence and help keep the campus community safe.
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.
The votes are in: La Salle University takes the gold—once again—in the colleges and universities category of The Philadelphia Inquirer Philly Favorites competition, making it a back-to-back winner.
Kerri Corrado, ’12, gained early-on experience in broadcast journalism through La Salle TV. She shared her career journey with first-year students during the Welcome Convocation.
August 26, 2024
Over 600 students made themselves at home in the University’s residence halls.
College Presidents for Civic Preparedness is a unique consortium designed by the presidents and convened by the Institute for Citizens & Scholars.
The Class of 2024 was celebrated during two ceremonies held at McCarthy Stadium on campus.