The Salisbury University Police Department (SUPD) soon will have more tools than ever to help keep the campus safe thanks to a $750,000 Maryland Higher Education Commission (MHEC) Campus Safety Grant. The grant will allow for the purchase of additional security cameras on campus, as well as a portable camera, new software to will bring many of the systems currently used by police under one operation, a digital message board for use at large campus events, and a utility terrain vehicle. Read More

From music, to theatre, to visual arts, Salisbury University Charles R. and Martha N. Fulton School of Liberal Arts is a hub of cultural activity on the Eastern Shore. WBOC's DelmarvaLife explored some of the school's offerings for members of the University and greater communities.

State officials are almost done redrawing of the boundaries of Worcester County’s most environmentally sensitive areas, meaning some landowners will see increased governmental protection overlaid onto their property. One of the largest Critical Area gains for Worcester County is at the border of Somerset County along Dividing Creek, according to Ryan Mello, project manager at Salisbury University’s Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative.

The Lambda Society at Salisbury University hosted a Vigil for Non-Violence and Unity Walk for members of the campus community. The Daily Times provides a look at scenes from the event.

After securing the presidency in the 2024 general election, Donald Trump is set to  return to the oval office on January 20. Dr. Adam Hoffman, Salisbury University professor of political science, noted the economy was one factor that contributed to Trump's win. Incumbent Congressman Andy Harris won the race for U.S. representative from Maryland's 1st District for the eighth time. Hoffman believes Harris' notable staying power in Maryland is due to how District 1 is drawn, with an overwhelming number of Republicans.

Salisbury University again has been named among Military Times’ “Best for Vets: Colleges.” Each year, the national publication surveys programs for veterans at colleges and universities throughout the U.S.

For the second year, the Baltimore-based Daily Record and BridgeTower Media have announced ³ÉÈ˶¶ÒõPresident Carolyn Ringer Lepre as one of the members of its Higher Education Power List. Selected by the newspaper’s editorial team, with input from readers, the list celebrates the state’s most influential college and university presidents, policy makers and other senior administrators for their oversight of “some of the finest institutions of higher education in the nation,” according to the publication.