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The Cutest Things to Do in Philly: Perfect for Summer Days
La Salle Collegian
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
La Salle Collegian
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 colle
Lacrosse captain Sam Klein is ready to “Be Known For More”
La Salle Collegian
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 …
An Analysis on Rick Grimes
La Salle Collegian
Nathalia Peralta Duran, Staff Writer Rick Grimes is one of the many main characters in The Walking Dead series. In the pilot episode, we learn he is a deputy for the King’s County Sheriff’s D…
Collegian senior retrospective
La Salle Collegian
Jack Wagner, Editor Funnily enough, I would say I became an editor for the Collegian almost by accident. Journalism has always been a part of my life. My mother worked as a journalist for years (ad…
A Letter to La Salle
La Salle Collegian
Cole Welsh, Editor It is with a mix of emotions that I say goodbye to La Salle. While I am excited for the future, saying goodbye to a school that has given me so much isn’t easy. Not that lo…
An Editor-in-Chief’s Goodbye
La Salle Collegian
Maya Martin, Editor-in-Chief I didn’t plan to fall in love with journalism, but it ended up shaping my entire path. I started my journey as The La Salle Collegian Editor-in-Chief (EIC) in the spring of 2024, and it has brought me nothing but fulfillment and community. Before my role as EIC, I was the politics…
How long can movies get before people stop watching?
La Salle Collegian
Jack Wagner, Editor If you take a look at this year’s best picture nominees, you may notice a startling pattern: five out of the 10 have run times of two and a half hours or longer, and only two, “Bugonia” and “Train Dreams” go for less than two hours. It isn’t just you– movies are…
United States imposes naval blockade after Iran peace talks crumble
La Salle Collegian
Cole Welsh, Editor After marathon talks between the United States and Iran failed to produce a truce, President Trump ordered a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz as its war with Iran drags on. The weekend talks, which were brokered by Pakistan, were aimed at reopening the strait for sea travel and resuming the…
How to deal with allergies
La Salle Collegian
Skylar Maurice, Staff Writer As the seasons change, many people choose to go outside more frequently due to the weather being more favorable. However, this is also a time where people find themselves having trouble with seasonal allergies.  According to aurorahealthcare, an allergy is a response from the immune system towards certain proteins located in
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