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Mental Beatdown: The Struggle and Progress of Trying to Write Your First Novel
Sean Musial, Editor The vernacular that one must learn and understand as they start the daunting task of writing their first novel requires persistence, patience…
Positives of the legalization of sports gambling
Kelsey McGovern, Staff Writer In 2018, the Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), ruling for the legalization of sports…
Back in bloom, 2026 Masters Tournament preview
Nate Tramdaks, Staff Writer The flowers are in full bloom on the most hallowed grounds in golf. Every year, we head down to Georgia the…
Markwayne Mullin takes over Department of Homeland Security amid funding standoff
Cole Welsh, Editor While its funding remains up in the air, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will officially have a new leader in…
Mutual Destruction: How a War Between Genders Threatens Society
Nyr’e Jones, Staff Writer In recent years, social media and online spaces have created more division than community, especially in terms of bringing different demographics…
The Negative Impact of Energy Drinks
Skylar Maurice, Staff Writer Energy drinks are consumed by many people for a variety of reasons, and for some, energy drinks replace soda, coffee, tea…
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- Pi Sigma Alpha to Host Political Awareness Weekby News StaffClaire Herquet, Editor Pi Sigma Alpha, La Salle University’s political science honor society, will host Political Awareness Week from…
- La Salle gears up for its biggest Greek Week everby News StaffClaire Herquet, Editor La Salle’s Greek organizations will come together Mar. 23–27 for “Greek Week,” marking the largest turnout…
- Record Snowfall Halts La Salle Operations for 48 Hoursby News StaffClaire Herquet, Editor-in-Chief PHILADELPHIA – A major snowstorm that buried Philadelphia last week forced La Salle University to shut…
- Recognizing first generation students at La Salleby News StaffClaire Herquet, Editor For many first generation college students, earning their bachelor’s degree is not just about education–it’s about…
- Markwayne Mullin takes over Department of Homeland Security amid funding standoffby Politics StaffCole Welsh, Editor While its funding remains up in the air, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will…
- Mexican cartel kingpin El Mencho killed in military operationby Politics StaffCole Welsh, Editor In a pre-dawn raid, Mexican military commandos killed El Mencho, a notorious drug lord and the…
- Supreme Court rules tariffs unconstitutional by Politics StaffHailey Whitlock, Editor On Feb. 20 the Supreme Court issued a ruling deeming President Trump’s sweeping tariffs under the…
- America’s oil blockade places Cuba on the brink of collapseby Politics StaffCole Welsh, Editor Due to President Trump’s oil blockade, Cuba is facing its gravest challenge since the collapse of…
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees: the new, the old and the snubbed
by A&E StaffJack Wagner, Editor The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced 17 nominees for the prestigious honor of being… - “Wuthering Heights”: is controversy the best marketing strategy?
by A&E StaffJack Wagner, Editor Despite being plagued with controversy from announcement to release and beyond, Emerald Fennel’s “Wuthering Heights” had… - The Politics Behind Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Showby A&E StaffClaire Herquet, Editor When Bad Bunny stepped onto the Super Bowl LX halftime stage last weekend, he wasn’t just…
- What could the record-breaking nominations for “Sinners” mean for cinematic horror?by A&E StaffJack Wagner, Editor The Oscar nominations for this year’s awards are out, and with them comes speculation and even…
- Mutual Destruction: How a War Between Genders Threatens Societyby Commentary StaffNyr’e Jones, Staff Writer In recent years, social media and online spaces have created more division than community, especially in terms of bringing different demographics together. One side…
- Positives of the legalization of sports gambling by Commentary StaffKelsey McGovern, Staff Writer In 2018, the Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), ruling for the legalization of sports gambling in Murphy…
- Mental Beatdown: The Struggle and Progress of Trying to Write Your First Novelby Commentary StaffSean Musial, Editor The vernacular that one must learn and understand as they start the daunting task of writing their first novel requires persistence, patience and perseverance. Most…
- How Music Shapes and Sustains Black Culture by Commentary StaffNyr’e Jones, Staff Writer When words weren’t enough—or weren’t allowed—music became the language for Black expression. In Black culture, music has long served as a voice for the…
- President Allen visits Lasallian high school in Upstate, NY
- La Salle Triathlete Balances Elite Racing, Graduate Studies and Team Leadership
- 10 days in the Emerald Isle
- The La Salle Collegian joins emerging nonprofit, the Philadelphia Student Press Association
- The story of survivors during the Great Tokyo Air Raids of 1945



