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Welcome, seagulls, to the movie recommendations for the Second half of October! This fall has been jam-packed with a lot of amazing movies, and there’s still more to come with the transition into the winter season. Below are some top picks based on responses to the “What Should Seagulls be Sea-ing” form. Remember to stop by the information desk in the GSU to
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For Sen. Cory McCray, public service is more than just a career. It is a calling rooted in personal experience, community advocacy, and a relentless drive to open doors for the next generation.Representing Maryland's 45th legislative district, McCray brings a unique perspective to his position that is shaped by his upbringing in Baltimore and his background
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SALISBURY, Md. - The 17th-ranked Salisbury University men’s soccer team is looking to continue its early momentum as they approach the middle of the season. The Sea Gulls have their eyes set on a strong finish to the regular season and a deep run in the Coast-to-Coast Conference Tournament. With important matches under their belts and several still ahead, th
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Welcome, seagulls, to the movie recommendations for the first half of October! 2026 has already been a great year for movie lovers, with movies like The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Obsession, and Leviticus. There are still so many amazing movies to come, so be encouraged by this article and “What should Seagulls be seeing? Engaging While Entering Oct
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SALISBURY, Md. - Good coaches can change a game, but great coaches can change a life. As college athletics continue to evolve nationwide, coaches continue to remain among the most influential figures in the lives of their student-athletes, serving as role models and mentors for the next generation of young adults. This series highlights the bench bosses who
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SALISBURY, Md. — A fun-filled day of pool relays, synchronized dance routines and team competitions helped Delta Gamma raise more than $8,500 to support its philanthropy. Delta Gamma, a nationally recognized sorority, held its annual Anchor Splash event Thursday, Oct. 1, bringing together Salisbury University students and organizations for a day of water-the
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We have now officially made it a month into the fall semester, and with the cooler temperatures approaching, it’ll soon actually feel like fall. As the new semester begins to pick up its pace, many students are leaving behind the fun of the summer sun and burying themselves in classwork, textbooks, and their beds. While this is a valid way for students to li
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For senior Lanah Riley, serving as president of the Student Government Association at Salisbury University is about more than holding a leadership position. While being involved with SGA since her freshman year, Riley said she began to see opportunities for the organization to become a more useful resource for students.“I've been in SGA since my freshman yea
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SALISBURY, Md. - Good coaches can change a game, but great coaches can change a life. As college athletics continue to evolve nationwide, coaches continue to remain among the most influential figures in the lives of their student-athletes, serving as role models and mentors for the next generation of young adults. This series highlights the bench bosses who
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Salisbury University’s Student Government Association (SGA) passed a resolution prompting the SU Administration to introduce a plan ensuring a reliable transportation service for students across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge at the first SGA forum of the 2026-2027 school year.The proposal passed with 11 votes in its favor and one abstention, and is expected to i
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