For the Community

Adventures in Ideas: Humanities Seminars feature outstanding Fulton faculty exploring important social, cultural or moral topics.

The SU Cultural Affairs Office presents a full calendar of high-caliber professional cultural events, including dance, film, and musical performances.

Learn more of the Cultural Affairs Website!

Join us for Culture Fest & Festival Latino Friday, September 16 & Saturday, September 17

Learn More Culture Fest & Festival Latino

Faculty returning from sabbatical share their work with colleagues and the campus community at the Fulton Faculty Colloquia.

View Recordings:

• Fulton Colloquium: International Education without Travel
• Fulton Colloquia: Award Winners Dr. Rachel Steele and Dr. Andrew Sharma
• Fulton Colloquium: Book Authors Dr. Jennifer Cox and Dr. Vinita Agarwal

Feature Friday. 2^nd Friday of the month, 6-7 pm. The Brick Room, 116 N. Division Street. Must be 21+.  Features music from SU Music Department faculty.

• September 9: Lee Knier and Friends
• October 14: John Wesley Wright and Danielle Cumming
• November 11: Jerry Tabor and Friends
• December 9: Tangled Fingers with Bill Folger and Susan Zimmer

The Fulton School sponsors a weekly Interdisciplinary Lecture Series during the semester, featuring expert faculty from across SU who connect their disciplinary perspectives to a broader topic. Drop in for a lecture or attend them all for a one-credit course.

The Fulton Public Humanities Program sponsors academic programs and events that promote public awareness and understanding of marginalized groups, moments and events.

The Fulton School of Liberal Arts features the Social Science Series to promote programs and events in the academic tradition of systematic study of human society, social relationships, behaviors, influence, and perspectives. The series features outstanding work of colleagues and guest presenters from social science disciplines including Communication, Conflict Analysis and Dispute Resolution, Environmental Studies, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, and Interdisciplinary Studies.

Spring 2023 Dual Enrollment Learning Community For High School Juniors

Join Salisbury University’s exciting new Dual Enrollment Taste of College Program,a learning community especially designed for area high school juniors who need History 11 credit. Attending college as a high school student is even better now with this network of other students, interesting courses and free dinner on SU’s campus!

Taste of College Flyer (PDF)