Jeremy Ortiz, ‘08, came to La Salle University to play soccer. The lessons he learned as a student-athlete have stayed with him throughout all the stages of his life since graduation.
When Joe Ruane, ‘21, MBA ‘26, and Tim Ruane, ‘21, MBA ‘26, wanted to improve their career trajectories with a graduate degree, La Salle University was the obvious choice for continuing their education.
Owen Reilly, ‘27, quickly found his place at La Salle University, and has taken advantage of all the opportunities available to him as he prepares for his future.
La Salle University Professor of Finance, Elizabeth Cooper, Ph.D., always puts her students' education first, no matter if her classroom is in Founders’ Hall or the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia.
Alexis Sanchez, ’25, La Salle’s 2025 undergraduate commencement speaker, found her voice by saying yes—even when life said no.
La Salle accounting and finance major Hammed Fofana, ‘25, is channeling ambition and experience into career capital.
For Angelica May Reyta, ‘25, MBA '26, La Salle University is more than just a college — it’s a family tradition. But her journey has been anything but typical.
A team effort propels Gabrielle LaCroix, '27, on her career path in finance.
Decontee Moses, ’28, is looking forward to being a part of the University’s supportive community.
Karen Martinez, ’25, and Kayla Zaruma, ’25, may have different majors but the family members are cheering each other on to the finish line of graduation.