SU Activism and Campaigns in The Flyer
The Flyer is Salisbury University's current student newspaper. Printing began in 1973.
Below are some issues of The Flyer that talk about on-campus protests as well as student involvement in national rallies.
Activism
- The Flyer February 11, 1992"400+ rally to 'save Brav's Job'"
- The Flyer April 21, 1992"Bellavance causes student uproar at forum"
- The Flyer May 5, 1992"Animal rights activists protest Perdue plant"
- The Flyer May 12, 1992"SSU and UMES join to protest racial incidents"
- The Flyer December 15, 1992"Rally organized to protest elimination of several majors"
- The Flyer February 16, 1993"SSU suggests plans to Board of Regents"
- The Flyer November 2, 1993"Students rally against racial acts of intolerance"
- The Flyer April 25, 2002"Students Participate in Nationwide Protest"
- The Flyer October 17, 2002"Students March on City Hall"
- The Flyer November 7, 2002"Rally to fight global warming"
- The Flyer March 13, 2003"Silent protest speaks volumes"
- The Flyer March 20, 2003"Students mourn loss of higher education"
- The Flyer April 26, 2004"SU women and men march on Washington"
- The Flyer October 24, 2005"Students rally against 'waffly' Wayne"
- The Flyer May 2, 2006"SUAVE helps 'take back the night'"
- The Flyer October 22, 2013"Community unites against Westboro threat"
- The Flyer November 13, 2019"Racist vandalism in Fulton Hall sparks student protests"
- The Flyer February 19, 2020"President's office attempts to address diversity issues at SU"
- The Flyer March 11, 2020"Racist vandalism returns to Salisbury University"
Campaigns
- The Flyer October 17, 2000"Buchanan brings presidential politicking to SSU"
- The Flyer April 3, 2012"Campaign trail comes to SU: Rep. presidential candidate Newt Gingrich visits SU for last-minute campaigning"
- The Flyer October 26, 1993"Candidate for governor speaks at SSU"
Activism on and off Campus
SU students and faculty participating the the Women's March in Washington D.C., 2017, Nabb Research Center University Archives, SUA-030
Change SU Rally, 2019, Nabb Research Center University Archives, SUA-085
Signs and Posters Used by #ChangeSU, the Women's March, and Black Lives Matter Protests, 2017-2020
PACE
The Institute for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement (PACE) is a nonpartisan group founded in 1999 at Salisbury University that provides students with opportunities to get involved in public affairs and civil life. Since 2002, PACE has sponsored the Sarbanes Lecture Series, inaugurated and supported by the late Senator Paul Sarbanes. The series has brought many high profile politicians to the SU campus including Nancy Pelosi, Ben Cardin, Martin O'Malley, and John Lewis.
Image: Representative John Lewis speaking at PACE lecture series, 2004, Nabb Research Center University Archives, SUA-066.
The Institute for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement (PACE) is a nonpartisan group founded in 1999 at Salisbury University that provides students with opportunities to get involved in public affairs and civil life. Since 2002, PACE has sponsored the Sarbanes Lecture Series, inaugurated and supported by the late Senator Paul Sarbanes. The series has brought many high profile politicians to the SU campus including Nancy Pelosi, Ben Cardin, Martin O'Malley, and John Lewis.
Image: Representative John Lewis, Paul Sarbanes, and SU students, 2004, Nabb Research Center, University Archives, SUA-066.
The Institute for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement (PACE) is a nonpartisan group founded in 1999 at Salisbury University that provides students with opportunities to get involved in public affairs and civil life. Since 2002, PACE has sponsored the Sarbanes Lecture Series, inaugurated and supported by the late Senator Paul Sarbanes. The series has brought many high profile politicians to the SU campus including Nancy Pelosi, Ben Cardin, Martin O'Malley, and John Lewis.
Image: Nancy Pelosi at Salisbury University as part of the Sarbanes Lecture Series, SUA-066.