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Editorial

La Salle Student Workers Report Missing Paychecks

Editorial Board When the Fall 2026 semester began, dozens of student workers returned to jobs across campus expecting their paychecks to arrive as scheduled. Instead,…

by The Editorial Board October 2, 2026

Features

Mental Health First Aid Kit for All Jurors in Philadelphia

Sean Musial, Managing Editor With every case that is presented to the court, a juror is sometimes exposed to something in particular that can drastically…

by featuresstaffwriter October 2, 2026

News

Students elect new class and representative senators in SGA elections

Claire Herquet, Editor-In-Chief La Salle’s Student Government Association (SGA) welcomed a new group of student leaders this week following senate elections held on Friday, September…

by News Staff October 2, 2026

Arts & Entertainment

Resident Evil – 2026 Review

Nathalia Peralta D., Editor Spoilers Ahead With the recent release of Zach Cregger’s 2026 Resident Evil adaptation, there has been a lot of buzz on…

by A&E Staff October 2, 2026

Politics

The 2026 United Nations General Assembly: The General Debate

By José Bruno-Feliz, Staff Writer On Sept. 8 New York City began hosting the 81st United Nations General Assembly, a convention that will continue through…

by Politics Staff October 2, 2026

Commentary

It’s Not Like Years Ago

Nate Tramdaks, Staff Writer In late September 2011, R.E.M. announced they were finished. After 31 years of musical dominance, Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike…

by Commentary Staff October 2, 2026

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• Students elect new class and representative senators in SGA elections
  by News Staff
  October 2, 2026
  Claire Herquet, Editor-In-Chief La Salle’s Student Government Association (SGA) welcomed a new group of student leaders this week following…
• A New Era for Tech-Curious Explorers
  by News Staff
  September 18, 2026
  Claire Herquet, Editor-In-Chief  La Salle University’s Association for Architectural Computing Machinery (ACM) is officially back – and this time,…
• Beyond the Body: Root 2 Fruit Redefines Wellness at Cira Green
  by News Staff
  September 18, 2026
  Rosalind Holloway, Staff Writer Neo-soul music floated across Cira Green Saturday afternoon as festivalgoers moved between food vendors, wellness…
• Pi Sigma Alpha to Host Political Awareness Week
  by News Staff
  April 2, 2026
  Claire Herquet, Editor Pi Sigma Alpha, La Salle University’s political science honor society, will host Political Awareness Week from…

• The 2026 United Nations General Assembly: The General Debate
  by Politics Staff
  October 2, 2026
  By José Bruno-Feliz, Staff Writer On Sept. 8 New York City began hosting the 81st United Nations General Assembly,…
• Dollar Tree faces lawsuit over tariff refunds  
  by Politics Staff
  October 2, 2026
  Hailey Whitlock, Editor On Sept. 3, a lawsuit was formally filed against Dollar Tree, Inc. with the goal of…
• From Parker’s Administration to her opponent: What does Shania Bennett’s campaign mean for Philly’s young voters?
  by Politics Staff
  October 2, 2026
  Fatu Sesay, Staff Writer When Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker appointed Shania Bennett as the Director of Youth Engagement in…
• Why should Pennsylvania legalize cannabis?
  by Politics Staff
  October 2, 2026
  Kelsey McGovern, Staff Writer Is there a higher risk of encountering fatal drugs in N.J. or P.A.? Some may…

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  Resident Evil – 2026 Review
  by A&E Staff
  October 2, 2026
  Nathalia Peralta D., Editor Spoilers Ahead With the recent release of Zach Cregger’s 2026 Resident Evil adaptation, there has…
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  How long can movies get before people stop watching?
  by A&E Staff
  April 16, 2026
  Jack Wagner, Editor If you take a look at this year’s best picture nominees, you may notice a startling…
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  Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees: the new, the old and the snubbed
  by A&E Staff
  March 5, 2026
  Jack Wagner, Editor The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announced 17 nominees for the prestigious honor of being…
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  “Wuthering Heights”: is controversy the best marketing strategy?
  by A&E Staff
  February 19, 2026
  Jack Wagner, Editor Despite being plagued with controversy from announcement to release and beyond, Emerald Fennel’s “Wuthering Heights” had…

• It’s Not Like Years Ago
  by Commentary Staff
  October 2, 2026
  Nate Tramdaks, Staff Writer In late September 2011, R.E.M. announced they were finished. After 31 years of musical dominance, Michael Stipe, Peter Buck and Mike Mills decided they…
• Suffistication
  by Commentary Staff
  October 2, 2026
  Samantha Richards, Staff Writer You suffocate it. And I want to go with you Oh God, please let me suffocate with you! Let me feel it. Let me…
• Postmodern: The Essentials 
  by Commentary Staff
  September 18, 2026
  Sean Musial, Managing Editor Postmodernist literature is a style of experimental writing that rose to popularity in the late 1950s and 1960s. It rejects what modernism created and…
• 9/11 In Review
  by Commentary Staff
  September 18, 2026
  José A. Bruno Feliz, Staff Writer Our parents can tell you where they were when the second plane crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center.…