by Sophia Parent ’24 As seniors finally hear back from college admissions and juniors are at the beginning stages of searching for colleges, the question remains… How does one stand out in a college application? Although grades are a huge factor in the acceptance process, there are millions of other ways to make your application […]

by Anna Wong ’24 This Sunday, March 5, La Salle students will be competing in the Rhode Island Academic Decathlon competition at Bryant University. Each year, the competition revolves around a specific theme. This year, the theme is The American Revolution: The Birth of a Nation. The Academic Decathlon is a team-based competition where students […]

By: Christopher Baran ’23 During the Christmas season, one often unsurprisingly engages in the traditional activities that make the time of year so special. One of the most enjoyable of these traditions is sitting down with the family to watch a classic Christmas movie. Christmas movies are not generally supposed to make people feel angry, […]

by Denitsa Zheleva Are you looking for something to do during Thanksgiving and Winter break? There are many fun things to do in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Here are some cool events in the area to check out! The first thing that is highly suggested, is going to the Roger Williams Zoo Holiday Lights […]

By: Anna Wong ‘24 Christmas is my favorite holiday of the year. The Christmas season brings with it memories of spending time with family, drinking delicious eggnog, and singing Christmas carols! Some may say the Christmas season begins too early, however I believe that the Christmas spirit can never come too early. After Thanksgiving, my […]

As the fall sports season comes to a close, many teams are holding senior nights to honor the work of student athletes in the class of 2023. For underclassmen you might wonder “what is a senior night?” Well, a senior night is typically when the team choses a game where they show respect and honor […]

By: Sophie Thompson (Q) Where did you grow up? (Q) How or why did you become a teacher? (Q) How did you come to La Salle?  (Q) What is your philosophy of education? (Q) What is a fun fact about you? (Q) What are your interests or hobbies outside of school?  (Q) Where do you […]

By: Matea Marinello ’26 Mr. Walsh, the new visual arts teacher, attended La Salle all four years and graduated in 2014. He lived in Cumberland RI, until his junior year of college at Emerson when he moved to East Boston. After earning a Bachelor of Arts in Media Production with a Minor in Political Communication and […]