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Following are the most popular ways to travel around Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:

• Subways: SEPTA's subway system has two lines: the Market-Frankford Line and the Broad Street Line. The Market-Frankford Line is a rapid transit running north-south through the city, while the Broad Street Line is a subway line running east-west.
• Trolleys: SEPTA's trolley system has three lines: the Norristown High-Speed Line, the Media/Elwyn Line, and the Route 101 trolley. The Norristown High-Speed Line is a rapid transit line running between Norristown and Center City Philadelphia. The Media/Elwyn Line is a commuter rail line running between Media and Elwyn. The Route 101 trolley is a local trolley line running between West Philadelphia and Center City Philadelphia.
• Buses: SEPTA operates a network of over 100 bus routes serving the city and its surrounding suburbs. Buses are a convenient way to get around Philadelphia, especially for shorter trips.
• Commuter Rail: SEPTA also operates a network of commuter rail lines that connect Philadelphia to the surrounding suburbs. These lines are a good option for longer trips, or for getting to and from the airport.

La Salle University offers varied services to its students, including:

• Academic Services: La Salle University offers academic services to help students succeed in their studies, including academic advising, tutoring, a writing centre, and career counselling.
• Financial Aid Services: La Salle University offers financial aid services to help students afford their education, including scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs.
• Health Services: La Salle University offers a full-service health centre to provide students with preventive and acute care. The health centre also offers mental health services, counselling, and substance abuse prevention programs.
• Student Life Services: La Salle University offers varied services to help students get involved on campus and have a well-rounded college experience, including student government, clubs and organizations, intramural sports, and recreation facilities.
• Technology Services: La Salle University offers technology services to help students, faculty, and staff stay connected and productive, including wireless internet access, computer labs, and IT support.

• Join A Club Or Organization: There are 120+ clubs and organizations on campus, so you are sure to find something that interests you. Whether you are into sports, Greek life, community service, or just want to hang out with friends, you will find a place to belong at La Salle University.
• Attend A Sporting Event: La Salle University has a Division I athletic program, so you can cheer on the Explorers in basketball, football, lacrosse, and more.
• Attend A Concert Or Show: La Salle University's on-campus theatre hosts varied performances throughout the year, from plays and musicals to concerts and comedy shows.
• Take A Class Outside Your Major: La Salle University offers many interdisciplinary courses allowing you to explore your interests outside of your major.
• Unwind: La Salle University's campus has plenty of places to relax and hang out with friends, from the quad to the student union to the coffee shop.
• Get Outdoors: La Salle University is located in the heart of Philadelphia, so there is always something to do off campus. You can explore the city's museums, historical sites, and restaurants, or catch a show at one of the many theatres.

 La Salle University offers many on-campus accommodation options for students, including:

• Residence Halls: La Salle University has 12 residence halls, offering varied room styles, including double rooms, single rooms, and quad rooms. Residence halls are co-ed by floor.
• Townhouses: La Salle University also has a townhouse complex, offering four-bedroom townhouses housing up to five students. Townhouses are located near the main campus and have a kitchen, living room, and bathrooms.
• Apartments: La Salle University has two apartment complexes, offering one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments housing up to four students. Apartments are located off-campus but are within walking distance of the main campus.
• Living-Learning Communities: These provide students with a more focused and supportive living experience, usually themed around a particular academic area, such as business, engineering, or the arts.

All on-campus accommodation at La Salle is fully furnished and includes bed linens, towels, and basic kitchen utensils. Students also have access to laundry facilities, study lounges, and fitness centres.