Auditions: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS & TOWN HALL SU’s Bobbi Biron Theatre Program is thrilled to announce auditions for the cult-classic musical Little Shop of Horrors and the hauntingly beautiful play TOWN HALL. We welcome all interested students and community members—you do not have to be a theatre major—to audition for the shows! Come sing your heart out for a…
The young think they don’t need much sleep. I remember those days. You can stay up late and then go to work or school the next day with no problem, or can you? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, aka the CDC, says adults aged 18 and older need 7 or more hours of…
The State of Delaware and SU alumni Sean Kelly, Human Resources Associate is doing an Employer Information Zoom Session on Monday, November 6th from 3:30 to 4:30 PM and is hosted by Career Services Mr. Kelly will speak about the many career vacancies in DE which include therapy jobs, finance and economist jobs, nursing jobs, environmental jobs, engineering jobs, managerial jobs,…
Spend a month in Spain (Summer Session 1) taking a Biology course learning about and exploring the wildlife of Spain from birds to mammals on land to marine animals in the Mediterranean Sea for 3 credits (from Salisbury University) as well as take a 4 credit Spanish course at an appropriate level (from beginner to…
On Friday, November 3, all gifts to Women’s lacrosse will be matched up to $5,000 total! Your gift will help cover the cost of new uniforms for a team of almost 40 student-athletes, plus the purchase of backpacks, equipment, and various other gear needs. The goal is $10,000 and your gift, of any amount, will…
Creating Safe Spaces for LGBT+ People: Being an Ally Tuesday, November 14, 2023 9 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. in the Nanticoke Room, Guerrieri Student Union From the classroom bully to the unintentional exclusion by use of certain language, LGBT+ people frequently find themselves excluded and uncomfortable in a variety of settings. This workshop aims to…
Mobile devices have become increasingly more integrated into our everyday lives. Internet browsing activity used to be limited to desktops, but now mobile devices are the preferred way to browse the internet. Users carry mobile devices with them wherever they go, so the worry about physical attacks (e.g., theft and loss) and virtual threats from…
On December 8th from 7am-2:30pm the Recycling Department will be hosting their Give & Go Donation Drive at the SU Recycling Facility, 105 Power Street. This donation drive is available to all SU employees and off-campus students to participate by donating gently used items and recycling any broken/unwanted/obsolete electronics and appliances. This will be a…
The Dr. Ernie Bond Curriculum Resource Center (CRC) annual fall book sale continues until Friday, November 3, 2023!Look for tables in the CRC entryway, Conway Hall (TETC) Room 226. Books for sale include: children’s and young adult literature, education, literacy, teaching/subject-area non-fiction books, and some odds and ends. All items are priced between $.25 cents…
Put you in the zoo! Looking for a different gen ed for the spring – then BIOL 105-010 The History of Zoological Institutions could be for you! The course is a three credit non-lab Gen Ed IVB course. Zoos have changed their mission and focus to include conservation, education, and research. This course will look at the…