Peter and Judy Jackson Chamber Music Series Concert Monday, September 30 Great Hall, Holloway Hall, 7 p.m. Renowned pianist, André Mehmari has forged a language of tremendous expressive power from the resources of Brazilian, jazz and classical music. He deploys his instinct for composition in the writing of new works, arrangements, and through interpretation. Widely…
The Clarke Honors College is fundraising to support the fall and spring publications of The Saunterer magazine, our award-winning bi-annual student-run newsletter. All gifts matched – up to $2,000 total! Students involved in producing The Saunterer gain experience in teamwork, photography, publishing, graphic design, interviewing, writing for style and voice, and more. Our goal is…
The SU Women’s Basketball program is fundraising to cover the cost of a winter break trip to New York City! Your gift will help fund transportation, lodging, meals, and team-building experiences for our players and coaches. Additional support will go toward equipment purchases and playoff travel, ensuring the team is prepared for success. The goal is $10,000 and…
Dear Faculty, You should have received a request from Lisa Gray in the SU Bookstore on September 19th to submit course material information for the Winter and Spring 2025 terms (Deadline: Wednesday, October 2). Gathering and displaying this information is mandated by federal and state laws to allow students an opportunity to determine associated…
Join the SU Libraries during the week of September 22-28 to champion intellectual freedom and be Freed Between the Lines! Banned Books Week is a critical response to challenges against books and other forms of information. This work is even more urgent given the escalating challenges in recent years, with 2023 seeing the highest number…
Tuesday, October 8, 2024 | 7:00 p.m. Holloway Hall, Jackson Family Auditorium Diane RavitchHistorian of Education Diane Ravitch is the champion for public schools across the country. Drawing on over 40 years of research and experience, Ravitch is the nation’s leading advocate for public education. Her years of experience working in the government shaped her…
Apply for the Green Fund! Supporting student sustainability projects on campus! Thanks to the student-led sustainability initiative to institute a sustainability fee, there currently is over $200,000 available for student projects in the fall semester. Fall ’24 Application Deadline: Wednesday, October 16 For more information and to download the Green Fund application visit: www.salisbury.edu/greenfund or…
Wednesday, September 25 Holloway Hall, Great Hall, 7:30 pm Amos Lawrence, violin, Yuri Tomenko, viola, and Julie Nishimura, piano, join Sachiho Murasugi, violin, and Jeffrey Schoyen, cello, in a program of music for piano and strings including Schumann’s Piano Quintet in E-flat, op. 44, considered one of the masterpieces of the chamber music repertoire. A…
SU Career Closet Ribbon Cutting The Salisbury University Career Closet gives currently enrolled students the opportunity to obtain FREE professional attire for interviews, career fairs, conferences and any other professional events. All clothing is new or has been cleaned and in good condition. Also, if you would like to donate, you can drop professional wear…
The Young Thinkers Club is back! Starting September 26th, come every other Thursdays from 4:30-5:15 pm to the Paul Sarbanes branch of the Wicomico Public Library, downtown. Children will play games, talk and do activities to develop critical thinking skills, socialize with their peers, and have fun. This club is led by faculty and students from SU’s philosophy department…