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The La Salle Falconer

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The student news site of La Salle Catholic College Preparatory.

The La Salle Falconer

After speeches from AAPI student members and Fine Arts Department Chair Ms. Cha Asokan, sophomores Izzy Garlignton, and Katie Grace Liu performed the traditional Filipino Tinikling Dance.

Photo Story: La Salle Students Celebrate Asian Culture at Annual Assembly

Esmé Ryznar, Assistant Editor May 21, 2025

On Thursday, May 15, La Salle students attended an assembly planned by the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) affinity group.  To start the assembly, junior Larissa Bonn and sophomore Haylee...

One of senior Charlie Lewy’s favorite memories from choir was throwing his teacher a surprise birthday party, later finding out it wasn’t actually his birthday.

A Voice To Remember: Senior Charlie Lewy Sings His Way To State Recognition

Jack Schweitzer, Staff Reporter May 21, 2025

From a young age, senior Charlie Lewy has stood out as a talented singer. His passion for music — especially choir — has seemingly come naturally and has had an impact on all aspects of his life,...

Despite growing up in Chicago, Illinois, Pope Leo XIV spent more than 20 years of his adult life in Peru and is a naturalized citizen of the country.

A New Era for 1.4 Billion Catholics: Lasallians Respond to Pope Leo XIV

On the morning of Thursday, May 8, many students across La Salle, in classes ranging from Honors Biology to U.S. History, were all watching the same thing. White smoke rising from the chimney of the...

Many volunteers brought decorations to adorn their tables full of food.

Muffins, Mochi, and Bubble Tea: La Salle Celebrates Cultural Cuisine in Annual Food Fair

Rowan Bienapfl and Esmé Ryznar May 7, 2025

La Salle students participated in the annual Roots Week Food Fair on Friday, May 2, celebrating culture and heritage by trying different foods brought in by families of students. This was a continuation...

“So once they finish the surgery, they tie up all the literal holes that they're putting in different parts of the heart, and they take them off of the cardioplegia and start to warm the heart back up and bring them back to life. And you get to see the heart slowly resuscitate,” Anatomy & Physiology teacher Mr. Ryan Kain said. “That's in that bank of things we just never forget.”

Senior Science Students Attend Open Heart Surgery

Esmé Ryznar, Assistant Editor April 30, 2025

On Wednesday, April 23, La Salle students from science teacher Mr. Ryan Kain’s Anatomy & Physiology elective and STEAM Department Chair Ms. Carie Coleman's AP Biology class traveled to Providence...

Students participated in the Roots Walk, listened to students, staff, and guest speakers talk about the importance of celebrating culture, and were given the opportunity to learn a traditional Irish dance at the annual Roots Week assembly on Wednesday, April 30.

Photo Story: Annual Roots Week Assembly Showcases Students’ Heritage and Community

Finn Christensen-McElroy, Editor in Chief April 30, 2025

On Wednesday, April 30, La Salle held a schoolwide assembly to kick off Roots Week, an annual celebration which aims to highlight the cultural makeup of the school community.  Senior Trey Williams...

A collage of La Salle alum Gracelyn Rael’s artworks, which depict her experience with sexual assault.

La Salle Alum Returns to Educate and Share Her Story of Overcoming Sexual Assault

Kayah Cieslak, Editor in Chief April 30, 2025

“It’s not your fault.” This is one of the most important responses to someone who shares their experience of sexual assault, according to counselor Ms. Michelle Berry. Inspired by a desire...

La Salle’s Speech & Debate Team finalists flaunting their medals on Wednesday, April 30.

La Salle’s Speech & Debate Team Seizes First-Ever State Championship

Clover Martin, Assistant Editor April 30, 2025

For the first time in its 14-year history, La Salle’s Speech & Debate Team seized the state championship title at the OSAA 5A state tournament, held April 24 to April 26 at Western Oregon University...

Student Council typically meets three times a week during 5th period to tackle issues relevant to the student body.

Beyond the Election: La Salle’s Leadership Class

Kieran Crist-Kenworthy, Assistant Editor April 23, 2025

On Friday, April 11, students had their annual opportunity to elect which of their peers will represent and advocate for them on the Student Council as the new 2025-26 Co-Student Body Presidents.  Along...

Part of Easter Mass on Wednesday, April 23, was dedicated to talking about the life and writings of Pope Francis, who recently passed away on Monday, April 21.

Photo Story: La Salle Reflects on Easter and the Legacy of Pope Francis

Esmé Ryznar, Assistant Editor April 23, 2025

Celebrating Easter and reflecting on the legacy of Pope Francis in the wake of his passing, La Salle students and faculty gathered in the gym for Mass on Wednesday, April 23. After opening remarks...

Students and staff gathered in the gym on Friday, April 11 for an assembly focused on the Zach Davidson award, Co-Student Body President elections, and La Salle’s immersion trips.

La Salle Prepares for Next Year With Elections, Immersions, and Voting for the Zach Davidson Award

Harper Coleman, Editor April 16, 2025

With forecasting finished and AP exams fast approaching, students and staff alike are entering the home stretch of the 2024-25 school year.  Preparations for next year have already begun, notably...

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