Student spaces

Bring Change

Michael Little

Finance & Business

Michael chose La Salle for its values and genuine faculty connection. He gathers with peers and professors in newer spaces — Founders’ Hall, the Glaser Arena, and Connelly Library — and has experienced what La Salle can be when its environment reflects its aspirations. Closing that gap, across the whole campus, is essential.

The students arriving next fall deserve that experience, made possible by your partnership.

Michael chose La Salle for its values and genuine faculty connection. He gathers with peers and professors in newer spaces — Founders’ Hall, the Glaser Arena, and Connelly Library — and has experienced what La Salle can be when its environment reflects its aspirations. Closing that gap, across the whole campus, is essential.

The students arriving next fall deserve that experience, made possible by your partnership.

Building Community Through Infrastructure

A campus should signal to every student: You belong here.

As La Salle’s enrollment momentum grows, our physical spaces must evolve to support our community.

Students need environment-matching aspirations — starting with modern gathering hubs, wellness spaces, and state-of-the-art academic labs.  A university that asks students to believe they are known for more must demonstrate it in the structures that welcome, gather, and sustain them.

The momentum is already proven. The John E. Glaser Arena — funded entirely through philanthropy — transformed La Salle’s campus and signaled to students and families what this university is becoming.

Your investment will continue that transformation.

Your Investment Supports

A Modern Wellness Center

An essential physical and mental health infrastructure La Salle does not yet have

A Reimagined Student Union

Revitalized, welcoming, and worthy of the community that gathers there

Enhanced Varsity Locker Rooms

Closing a competitive gap for Division I student-athletes

Modernized Labs and Learning Spaces

Infrastructure crucial across disciplines

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La Salle couple gives back to their alma mater through $2 million gift

The funds will support the Lynch Gordon Family Scholars program and the creation of a new Health and Wellness Center.
A rendering of the Student Success Center.

La Salle University receives $500K for Student Success Center and student scholarships

This gift will enhance the student learning experience by creating a centralized space in the University’s Connelly Library for academic achievement.