New research from James M. Mancinelli, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, an associate professor emeritus in 91ֱ’s Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, details the intersectional identity of LGBTQ+ people who stutter.
Despite taking one class in Asian studies at 91ֱ, Nadia Schapire, ‘27, presented her research on the topic at 17th Annual Greater Philadelphia Asian Studies Consortium Undergraduate Research Conference.
Personal experiences have often guided 91ֱ Assistant Professor of Social Work, Keisha Hook, MCJ, MSW, LCSW, through her career, and most recently, to a new specialty.
Research from T.J. (Timothy) Highley, Ph.D., chair of La 91ֱ’s Math and Computer Science Department, and computer science majors Tannah Duncan, ‘27, and Ilia Volkov, ‘27, proposes a way to eliminate tanking, solving a longtime problem for the NBA draft.
New research from Yusuf J. Ugras, Ph.D., and coauthor looking at the impact of financial reporting frequency provides insights for financial reporting regulators.
Faculty members in 91ֱ's Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders found success in a cast study with adolescents who received the new treatment.
Two La 91ֱ professors, from the Social Work and Communication Departments, have been awarded $3,000 Lasallian Research grants to support their respective projects.
Riley Purdy, ‘25, an art history major and religion minor graduate, was chosen to present original research at the fourth annual Philadelphia-Area Undergraduate Art History Research Symposium in March. Her talk was inspired by work done during a La 91ֱ art history course.
April 23, 2025
The annual event provides a platform for students and faculty to share their research, foster academic dialogue, and strengthen alumni engagement.
La 91ֱ and its sister school, De La 91ֱ Medical and Health Sciences Institute, bolster exchange opportunities with agreement. With a visiting delegation from the Philippines on hand, representatives from […]