Rising early for zero period, the Band students were in tune on Thursday, April 3. Together, they prepared for the annual spring concert, practicing oldies like “Goldfinger” by Shirley Bassey,...

Kiernan Kelly “Keep it steady with Kiernan Kelly.”   Larissa Bonn “To lead La Salle, Larissa’s your gal.”   David Sharyan “Be brave and vote for Dave!...

Most students are aware of the costly prices for prom, with one major factor: the hundreds of dollars that could be spent on prom dresses. “Prom dresses can be expensive,” said junior Madeline Schnyder,...

Although athletic operations coordinator Mr. Jesse Moses did not attend La Salle during his time in high school, the school is not new to him.  Instead, Mr. Moses explained, he has ample positive experiences...

Haben Girma was the first deaf-blind person to graduate from Harvard Law School and is a lawyer and advocate for human rights along with disability justice. Climbing back to success after nearly...

For La Salle’s religion department, questions of humanity, integrity, and love lie at the intersection of AI and the school’s core values.  And while La Salle introduced a new policy last year...

During Recess Flex Time on Wednesday, March 12, students experienced a change of pace from the typical Wednesday Academic Flex. With activities ranging from Just Dance in the cafeteria to volleyball...

Across the globe, the Lasallian mission exists in 80 different countries, with varying intercontinental institutions spanning from North America to New Zealand.  Linking all of these schools —...

Students finishing up first-semester finals may have noticed a subtle but beneficial shift in the way grades are processed which took effect earlier in the semester. Softening grading cutoffs and making...

La Salle students and staff welcomed the arrival of the Lenten season on Wednesday, March 5, with a Mass commemorating Ash Wednesday and led by Fr. Paul Ybarra. Lent — a forty day period of prayer,...

On Saturday, Feb. 22, students and their guests headed to La Salle for a “New York, New York” themed Winter Formal Dance. Lasting from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., the dance included rainbow pillars,...

For senior Trey Williams, one of the two leaders of La Salle’s Black Student Union (BSU) along with senior Yedidiah Gebremariam, the Black History Month assembly highlighted the significant contributions...