Students who are new to Salisbury University and moving into an on campus residence hall can move into their spring assignment between the hours of 8am and 1pm. Students should report directly to their residence hall for check in.

Off-campus and commuting students gather and receive information and instruction about Friday and Saturday's activities; which are part of your new student orientation seminar. Students with a meal plan: Please bring your Gull Card to use dinner on Friday; as well as all Saturday meals. These meals have been paid for and added to your card. If you do not have a meal plan, please enjoy the meals by signing in at the cashier's station in the Commons at those times.

Now that you are getting settled in, it is time to wish your family and friends farewell as you prepare to launch into your first semester at Salisbury University.

Don't forget your Gull-card! Dinner seating this evening is in the Bistro Room.

Meet your RA and building director as they conduct a mandatory meeting for all the new students of your residential building. This is a great time to meet all the other new students who will be living in your hall as well as learn about important procedures and policies. Attendance is mandatory. Locations vary by building.

Bring some comfy clothes and all your new friends! The Residence Hall Association will be hosting an enormous game of "Twister". Other open gym games and events will also be available to students. Refreshments will be provided.

End your first night as a Salisbury University student watching "Across the Universe", starring Evan Rachel Wood and Jim Sturgess. Popcorn and sodas will be served.

Come to the Commons for breakfast! Bring your Gull-card!

Get ready for a workout and a test to your agility and teamwork! This one is just pure fun!

Too often discussions centered around diversity are limited to issues of race, gender and/or sexual orientation. This session features an exploration of similarities we share as well as those experiences that make us uniquely different.

Join your 2011 classmates in an interactive experience that focuses on common, first year student transition issues. Discuss everything from over-involved parents, to roommate communication, to alcohol and/or drug use and everything in between. Guaranteed to arm you with knowledge, make you laugh and give you something to think about as you settle into life at SU.

Join your 2011 classmates in an interactive experience that focuses on common, first year student transition issues. Discuss everything from over-involved parents, to roommate communication, to alcohol and/or drug use and everything in between. Guaranteed to arm you with knowledge, make you laugh and give you something to think about as you settle into life at SU.

Too often discussions centered around diversity are limited to issues of race, gender and/or sexual orientation. This session features an exploration of similarities we share as well as those experiences that make us uniquely different.

Get ready for a workout and a test to your agility and teamwork! This one is just pure fun!

Ed Cowell, Dean of Students, Jennifer Berkman, Director, Student Health Services, Byron Hughes, Assistant Director, Housing and Residence Life, and Lt. Paul Simon, Salisbury City Police, hold a frank discussion about your new responsibilities as a citizen of Salisbury University and the Salisbury, Maryland community, SU's Code of Conduct, and alcohol use, responsibility and actions taken in the event of misuse.

Did you forget something already? Vans will be driving back and forth between the campus and Fruitland Walmart so you can stock up. The last shuttle will return to campus at 8:00 pm.

"Michael C. Anthony is the best stage hypnotist on the planet." VH1 Male Performer of the Year - Campus Activities Magazine. "They say that the mind is a terrible thing to waste, but who says you can't tamper with it."

If you missed the movie last night; or you just want to see it again…here's your chance. Free popcorn and sodas.