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 impact their mental health. They can be exposed to unsettling and graphic images and/or scenarios. The impacts of the final decisions they make on a case can weigh over their…
The Cutest Things to Do in Philly: Perfect for Summer Days
Nyr’e Jones, Staff Writer When summer arrives in Philadelphia, the city shifts into a completely different atmosphere. Streets feel more alive, outdoor spaces fill with people and everyday places start to feel like experiences. For anyone looking to have a fun, aesthetic and memorable summer, Philadelphia offers a mix of cute restaurants, scenic spots and…
Gaining Practical Experience Through Travel Study Courses
Jamila Robinson, Staff Writer What better way to recognize and celebrate the 250th anniversary of American independence than by traveling to Virginia to visit the homes and burial sites of Revolutionary leaders, including George Washington, Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army, and Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence? As a college student eager to…
Lacrosse captain Sam Klein is ready to “Be Known For More”
Maya Martin, Editor-in-Chief The alarm rang at 5 a.m., long before the sun rose over McCarthy Field at La Salle University. By 6 a.m., Sam Klein was already on the field, running solely off a GoGo SqueeZ and learning what Division I lacrosse really demanded. Around her were some of the best players she had…
President Allen visits Lasallian high school in Upstate, NY
Sam Klein, Managing Editor PHILADELPHIA – The Lasallian community extends far beyond campus borders, a lesson that was reinforced by La Salle University President Dr. Daniel Allen as he arrived at Christian Brothers Academy (CBA), a Catholic Lasallian college preparatory high school, on Feb. 9. The Syracuse, NY visit began with two goals in mind:…
La Salle Triathlete Balances Elite Racing, Graduate Studies and Team Leadership
Marc Regen, Editor For La Salle University graduate student, Fiona Davoudi, triathlon isn’t just a sport — it’s a lifestyle. Balancing swimming, cycling and running, she trains up to three times a day while pursuing her MBA and mentoring the young Division I team. “I was a swimmer through high school and wanted a new…
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