The main goal of LSRS is to develop the community of Romanian students and graduates of universities around the world, facilitating their contribution to Romania's democratic future.

LSRS affirms that highly trained, young Romanians represent a strategic resource for the country's development and should be promoted within society as decisive factors for Romania's future success.

[3] LSRS is one of the fastest growing Romanian non-profits, gathering over 14,000 members (defined as registered users of their website[4]) after one and a half decades of activity across the globe.

Members and volunteers commonly form strong bonds through shared interests, augumented by regular activities organised by the League, such as teambuilding exercises, conferences, reunions and academic and leisure trips.

Every year, LSRS branches around the world organize small and medium-sized events to promote Romanian culture and traditions.

The event routinely gathers around 800–1000 participants and on multiple occasions it was held in the prestigious Palace of the Parliament (Palatul Parlamentului).

[13] In 2010, LSRS spoke out on the controversial subject of Rosia Montana, protesting against the potential mining operations by pointing out the environmental costs involved.

[15] LSRS seeks to defend and promote the legal rights and academic, professional, social, and cultural interests of its members, and smoothens up the path toward a prosperous and democratic Romania.