U.S. News & World Report has again named La Roche University a Best University in the North, a Top Performer on Social Mobility and a School with the Most International Students.

Schools listed as Best Regional Universities offer a full range of undergraduate programs, as well as an array of master’s programs.  READ MORE

The Princeton Review, a nationally renowned education services company, lists La Roche among its Best in the Northeast recommended schools in its 2021 Best Colleges: Region by Region website feature. For 17 consecutive years, The Princeton Review has ranked La Roche as one of the region’s best colleges for students to earn undergraduate degrees. READ MORE

La Roche University recently released the Dean's List for the 2020 spring semester. Despite challenges brought up by the COVID-19 pandemic, an impressive 69 student-athletes made the list.  Congratulations Redhawks!  SEE LIST

Ryan Wade, a student at La Roche University and Allegheny School of Anesthesia, is the recipient of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) Student Excellence Award.

The national award is an annual honor presented to a student in good academic standing who demonstrates outstanding leadership and professionalism, participates in activities that help foster a positive public image of nursing, and engages in activities that support health care.  Congrats Ryan!  READ MORE

I equate my success to my family at La Roche. Working with the President down to the maintenance crew, instilled within me the ability to take on any challenge. La Roche was able to show the true caring, compassion, and support to all who enter those doors. As students, we were never a number, but an individual who had dreams of bettering ourselves and bettering our community. I am most proud of two things. I wear them on both hands. One is my wedding ring and the other is my La Roche Class of 1977 ring. 

Why do I give to La Roche University?
I wish for the dreams to never end for those who walk through the doors of the La Roche campus.

Thank you and God bless the La Roche community for your support of our students!

Former teacher Stephen Cicero will lead this Zoom presentation and Q&A session on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 7 p.m. In retirement Mr. Cicero, also known as The History Hobo, turned his passion for storytelling and historical trivia into a career. This event is free and open to the public.

Preregistration required before Oct. 5