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We will be having our interest meeting tomorrow at 6!
We had such an amazing turnout at the involvement fair and we hope to see lots of new faces at the meeting!
Come pitch story ideas, meet fellow journalists and learn about how you can earn money with your writing and photography!
Come join us at the SU Involvement Fair! Play a quick round of newspaper basketball to win a prize! And learn about how you can earn money by joining The Flyer!
Bubbles’ Birthday Bash: How Old is This Duck Turning?
Friday, September 6th, Salisbury University is celebrating Bubbles’ birthday at 2 P.M. in the Square outside of the Guerrieri Academic Commons. This event is scheduled every year and allows for students to unwind after their first couple of weeks on campus. Even though this event is annual, not much is known about Bubbles the Duck.
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Just a reminder that we will be meeting tonight at 6 p.m. in Conway 213G. All are welcome!
Last meeting of the semester tonight, May 9th at 8 p.m. in Conway/TETC 213G. We will be introducing our new executive board for the 2024-2025 academic year!
NEWS: Mass duplication of SU website leaves students vulnerable to malware
Students at SU should take extra steps when navigating links that appear to be University sites. When searching the internet for things related to Salisbury University before clicking on a link that looks like it is from the official SU website, make sure the website listed above the URL is not from ‘alisflowers’.
Article by Meghan Bean, News Editor
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Last meeting before the application deadline is tomorrow! Come learn about how you can be a part of our editorial staff!
Join us for our weekly meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Conway/TETC 213G! We will be discussing information about our application process and ways to become a part of The Flyer!
SPORTS: Balancing time between school, sports and work
Life for student-athletes can be challenging. Waking up up at 5:30 a.m. to go to practice followed by three classes in succession can be physically and mentally exhausting.
Student-athletes devoting their time to playing a sport that they love while trying to study, do homework and complete projects can be difficult. Managing these obligations requires excellent time management skills.
Article by Ki’Sean Gray, Staff Writer & image courtesy of Rajan Turner, Office Manager
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The Flyer is now hiring for Fall 2024! We are currently looking for a new editor in chief, sports editor and managing editors. Fill out the application that is linked in our bio.
We will be having our first spring meeting this Thursday, March 28th at 8 p.m. in Conway/TETC 213G.
MEETING TOMORROW!
We will be having a combined meeting withSPJ tomorrow, March 14th at 7:30 p.m. in Conway/TETC _ with guest speaker Mitchell Northam!
Mitchell Northam, an SU alumnus, will be discussing his career in sports journalism. Northam is a top reporter for NCAA women’s basketball, an author, and has had work featured on major sports news outlets.
All are welcome to join!
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GULL LIFE: SU community reacts to the looming Trump - Biden rematch
The rhythms of an approaching election rematch between Donald Trump and Joe Biden have Salisbury University students voicing an array of feelings. The results of Super Tuesday on March 5 further solidified the dominance each of the front-running candidates has over their respective parties, essentially ensuring the rematch.
Wondering what will ensue in the next four years, the heart of the university pulsates with the diverse beats of student voices, faculty perspectives and ever-fearful political discourse.
Article by Kyle Mangum, Staff Writer
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NEWS: Decisions on hold: the waiting game for financial aid
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form was changed for the 2024-2025 year to make it easier for students to complete, but due to technical glitches the roll out has been delayed. Now, both current and prospective students are awaiting the resolution of these problems and do not know how much financial aid they will receive.
Article by Jack Whalen, Staff Writer
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NEWS: “WELLNESS TO-GO” EXPANDS
HEALTHCARE ACCESS ON CAMPUS
A new opportunity for healthcare access has made its way to campus courtesy of Student Health Services. Located in the Guerrieri Student Union in front of the Office of Diversity Equity and Inclusion is a new Wellness to go vending machine with various over the counter and reproductive health medications and resources.
By Meghan Bean, News Editor.
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Correction on the previous meeting post! We will be having our meetings at 8 p.m. on Thursdays in Conway/TETC 213G. Join us for our first meeting of the semester this Thursday, February 8th!
We are back with weekly meetings! Be sure to stop by for our first meeting of the semester this Thursday, February 8th!
Happy first week of classes! Come visit our table in the GSU for the involvement fair! Learn about how you can apply your journalism skills to report on current events, from worldwide news to campus news. And be sure to ask about how your writing and photography can earn you money!
Last week, Salisbury University hosted a faculty-led discussion and panel about the Israel-Hamas war, the ongoing conflicts, and more relating to the situation:
In the midst of a worldwide fervor over the escalating conflict in the Middle East, Salisbury University’s Political Science department hosted a faulty-led panel about the Israel-Hamas war on Nov. 28th. The panel of four professors covered detailed historical information, the ongoing international...
https://www.thesuflyer.com/post/resident-assistants-the-realities-of-the-job
The realities of the RA job, it's advantages, negatives and more are outlined in this article. For those interested in becoming an RA, who want to know if residents are being supported by RAs, and other important things, click the link!!
https://www.thesuflyer.com/post/su-cancels-discussion-on-middle-east-crisis-as-radio-silence-continues
As Salisbury University remains silent on the ensuing international conflict between Israel and Palestine, SU students have taken initiatives to lead discussions, remain informed and show support for the innocent lives being impacted.
Read the latest article on The Flyer!
In the month since Hamas launched their devastating attack on Israel killing over 1,400 Israelis while taking hundreds hostage, the world has watched a crisis of horrifying proportions play out in front of our eyes. In retaliation, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) has attacked Gaza by land and air, k...
https://www.thesuflyer.com/post/the-commons-big-profits-and-student-dissatisfaction
The quality of food served in the Commons Dining Hall has been a heated topic for the past few months. Read about why students are concerned about their meals as well as the big profits made by the Salisbury University Dining Program in this article.
In the past few months, students within the SU community have been vocal about their negative opinions and experiences with food from the commons. Is there evidence to back these complaints, or are they blown out of proportion?
Read about it on The Flyer!
https://www.thesuflyer.com/post/the-conspiracy-against-commons
NEWS: New semester, same parking problems.
As students settle into the new semester, new experiences are on the horizon. Although, some things stay the same, like the ever-congested parking lots of Salisbury University.
By John Paskoski, Staff Writer
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In preparation for the football game on Sept. 16, SGA Vice President Juan Adames Jr. announced at the Sept. 10 SGA forum that Salisbury University would be attempting to bring back the student section. Attendees were told to spread the word of the "gold out" and encourage students to pack the stands.
Signs could be found around campus advertising for the football game and student section theme. In light of the University's ban on tailgating, a pre-game kick off party was offered instead.
Photos courtesy of Meghan Bean
https://www.thesuflyer.com/post/gold-rush-hits-seagull-stadium-as-the-student-section-returns
MEET OUR 2023 FALL TEAM
SPORTS: "Senior Gulls prepare to leave the nest”
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News: Anne Street Village provides hope and homes for unhoused residents
The City of Salisbury’s Housing and Community Development Department opened its brand new Anne Street Village in a ribbon-cutting ceremony April 21.
The village, located on Church Street and consisting of 23 units, will provide wraparound services for residents including mental and physical healthcare, addiction counseling, resume building and workforce development registration.
The village aims to transition residents into permanent housing within 12 months, including an acclimation period. Each unit includes a bed, HVAC unit, refrigerator and other standard amenities to make each resident feel at home.
Images courtesy of Liam McGinnes
SPORTS: “Golden Gulls take first place at cheer nationals”
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We got the chance to sit down with President Wight and talk to him about his experience here at SU. Check out the full article and interview tomorrow at theSUFlyer.com!
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