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.
Stephen Pierce, ‘19, M.A. ‘20, and Mijuel K. Johnson, ‘22, graduates of La Salle University’s History Program, lead historical tours in Philadelphia and the surrounding areas, bringing history to life for visitors and locals alike.
Despite taking one class in Asian studies at La Salle University, Nadia Schapire, ‘27, presented her research on the topic at 17th Annual Greater Philadelphia Asian Studies Consortium Undergraduate Research Conference.
Explorers from several programs across La Salle University spent their Spring Break studying in new and exciting destinations.
Brandon, ‘10, and Colin Washington, ‘13, followed their father’s path to La Salle University. Now they’re honoring his legacy by reviving his business.
Rower Madeline Wanzer, ‘26, found her flow at La Salle University on a journey of balance, resilience, and community.
Teachers in Founding Forward’s history-rich programs can now earn La Salle graduate credits, bringing them closer to degree completion while deepening their understanding of American democracy.
As the executive director of the Philadelphia Parking Authority, Rich Lazer, ’07, is working to strengthen the relationship between the agency and its communities.
February 26, 2024
The scholarship made in Dr. Stow’s honor will be given to a student with strong academic credentials and a demonstrated financial need.
October 9, 2023
William M. Nolte, '70, Ph.D., was the guest speaker in the Introduction to International Relations class.