Third-generation Explorer, Stacey Chandler, MSW ‘26, graduated from La Salle University’s Master of Social Work Program equipped with the knowledge and experience to make a positive difference in her community.
The Learn to Swim Pilot Program at La Salle University gave second graders from Logan Elementary School the chance to learn swimming and water safety from Explorer student-athletes.
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.
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.
Letizia Baldessari, ’26, M.S. ’27, wants to work with pregnant and nursing mothers as a lactation consultant. She’s preparing for her future in La Salle University’s five-year Nutrition Program.
Although it took returning after 40 years to complete his undergraduate degree, the values Tomas Kelliher, ‘26, learned at 20th and Olney guided his life throughout.
The time Dang Nguyen, ‘26, has spent at La Salle University has allowed him to grow both personally and professionally.
For Lyla Campeotto, ‘26, and Stella Campeotto, ‘26, La Salle University’s Criminal Justice and Sociology Programs have helped them lay the foundations to build careers that will help people.
Melina Rallis, ‘26, has overcome many obstacles throughout her time at La Salle University. As she prepares to graduate, she’s leaving with confidence in herself and her purpose.
Rawan Froukh, ’26, is a caregiver at home and in the workplace. Her nursing degree from La Salle University helped prepare her for both.