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09/26/2025

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09/25/2025

NEWS: SU Aunt Flo Program faces funding cuts

Article by Sofia Arnaiz, Managing Editor

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09/24/2025

SPORTS: SU field hockey continues to dominate

Article by Cole Simms, Sports Editor
Image Courtesy of Aubrey Davis

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09/19/2025

EDITORIAL: How SU is reacting to national trend of gun violence

Article by David Bohenick, Managing Editor

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09/17/2025

SPORTS: Kiley McTaggart: Salisbury volleyball’s rising leader

Article by Aaron Simon, Staff Writer
Image Courtesy of Javon Gary Jr

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09/16/2025

NEWS: Bury Tavern hosts college night for SU students

Article by Grace Conaway, Staff Writer

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09/12/2025

Happy Flyer Friday!🪽

This week we are introducing our executive board!

Thank you to everyone who came to our first meeting yesterday! We loved meeting you all and are so excited for this semester!

09/12/2025

SPORTS: SU Sea Gulls football team starts season in dominant fashion

Article by Cole Simms, Sports Editor
Image courtesy of Erin Maranto

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09/10/2025

GULL LIFE: SU celebrates centennial with Fun Fest in the Nest despite rain

Find out how SU students celebrated the school’s 100th birthday despite the rain!

Article by Tessah Good, Editor-in-Chief

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04/24/2025

04/24/2025

NEWS: Proposed Academic Affairs Cuts Prompt Student Action

Attempting to correct a $10 million state-inflicted budget deficit that was reportedly heavily influenced by the pandemic in 2019 and years following, the administration has instructed Academic Affairs to begin processes of eliminating cost from all the schools and departments – and that their savings will have to account for 60%, or $6 million dollars of the cuts, as it accounts for 60% of the school’s costs. 

In an email sent to all unit leaders in Academic Affairs, the provost instructed deans and department chairs to “substantially reduce spending” for Fiscal Year 2026 by cutting out any services that are not essential or high priority. This came with a clarification that optional programs should be considered cut from the budget, “even if it is of some value or was deemed to have value in the past.”

Article by Anna Belong, Managing Editor

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04/18/2025

GULL LIFE: Seagulls soar through Fulbright Scholarship opportunities

Salisbury University offers many academic opportunities outside of its eastern shore campus – one of which is a Fulbright.

Students can choose to apply to perform research on a designated topic at a university abroad or can apply for an English Teaching Assistantship (ETA).

Many students are eager to take advantage of these opportunities, which is why Salisbury University has been named among the nation’s top producers of Fulbright Scholars by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and The Chronicle of Higher Education for the past seven years.

According to SU President Carolyn Lepre, receiving a Fulbright award is one of the highest honors in academia. With that being said, the Fulbright process is far from easy.

Salisbury University Senior Caroline Daly was recently announced as a Fulbright Semifinalist for an English Teaching Assistantship to North Macedonia. Daly said she is feeling a mix of excitement and anticipation during this waiting period.

Article by Tessah Good, Managing Editor
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