SU Fulton Student Ambassadors

Check out SU’s Theatre Department Fall Production: Fefu and her Friends. THIS WEEKEND!!
Thursday 10/10: 7:30pm
Friday 10/11: 7:30pm
Saturday 10/12: 7:30 pm
Sunday 10/13: 2:00pm*

Attend this great opportunity for job and internship networking !!

Don’t miss Festival Latino this weekend (Saturday 12pm-3pm) in front of Fulton!

join us tomorrow!!

Stop by today to learn more about opportunities through Fulton!

Introducing this year’s FSAs!

Squawkappella would love for you to join them in Holloway Hall on April 13th at 7PM for a fantastic vocal journey through grief, acceptance, and love.

Tickets are on sale now! Check out the link in their bio 😁

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Come join ICMA members to participate in a fun case study competition surrounding a local issue affecting the Salisbury community. Attendees will play the part of a Salisbury city administrator to create an informal plan to address the issue.

Join us for the Fulton Spring Arts Festival on April 5th for a celebration of the arts, humanities, and social sciences! "Spring into Fulton" from 10AM - 4PM on Fulton Lawn (rain location is inside Fulton Hall). This event is free and open to the public!

Today is Giving Day! Consider supporting the Fulton School of Liberal Arts ❤️ You can donate through midnight tonight (April 2nd)! Visit www.givingday.salisbury.edu for more information on how to give! 🎉

For the eighth time, 11 Tibetan monks from the famed Drepung Loseling Institute, with blessings from His Holiness the Dalai Lama, are in residence at SU. The monks begin by consecrating the site of the mandala sand painting with approximately 30 minutes of chants, music and mantra recitation during the opening ceremony noon Monday, March 11, in the Great Hall of Holloway Hall. Immediately following the opening ceremony, the monks start drawing the line design for the mandala. This is very exacting work that takes about three hours to complete. Construction begins immediately following drawing of the lines. Sponsored by the Office of Cultural Affairs and University Dining Services.

This event is free and open to the public!

On February 15th at 5:30PM, Maryland artist Caitlin Gill will be on campus to give an Artist Talk!

"Gill is a mixed-media artist living in Baltimore. She has a BA in drawing and painting from Towson University and an M.F.A. in curatorial practice and art criticism from the Ontario College of Art and Design. Gill uses printmaking, sculpting, drawing, painting, collage and fiber to create artwork that explores ideas of identity, femininity and domesticity."

We hope to see you there!