After years of wrestling with his own dignity, feeling unwanted, and craving the discovery of his purpose in life, religious studies teacher Mr. Tom McLaughlin encountered La Salle — a place where he...

Being an educator runs in the family for Ms. Kathleen Coughran. Ms. Coughran, the new Vice Principal of Academics at La Salle, is one of four siblings who all work in education. She is entering her...

Four years ago, the Unidos en Poder Club at La Salle was brought to life by former students Emily Harding and Tino Bojorquez-Quintero. Today, the club continues to provide a sense of community to those...

The coronavirus outbreak has resulted in more than a million deaths worldwide, over 20 million Americans left jobless, and has plunged 8 million Americans into poverty. For the homeless and other struggling...

An unconventional year has brought with it an unconventional presidential election, as Americans still await voting results in several critical states, crossing fingers, biting nails, and scanning news...

Despite the challenges that the coronavirus has presented, juniors Emma Olson, Brooklyn Chillemi, and Hannah Reddick decided to put on an online showcase for performers, musicians, and artists who wanted...

After several athletic seasons were cut short and others completely cancelled last school year, the rampant coronavirus prevailed, and with sports now underway again, those involved in the athletic community...

When entering high school, you are greeted with new friends, new classes, new experiences, new obstacles, and new challenges. For some students, one of those challenges can be entering the world of standardized...

While the majority of the student body is not of voting age, La Salle students from freshmen to seniors have been thinking, talking, listening, and reading about the upcoming presidential election and...

Around the globe, youth have spearheaded the movement for climate change action, driven by increasing frustration with a lack of action from leaders and compelled by the fear that their generation may...

The excitement that arises as students wake up early with tired eyes, piling onto buses, and heading off to become immersed in a one-of-a-kind experience is momentous. For a lot of students, attending...

Ms. Kiah Johnson Mounsey, who graduated from La Salle in 1999 and who was recently hired for the brand new Director of Equity and Inclusion position, didn’t talk about race much when she was younger.  No...