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Performing Arts Center
A transformative new chapter is taking shape for Salisbury University, one that will inspire creativity, expand opportunities for students, and strengthen the connection between our campus and community.
The future Performing Arts Center will provide a dynamic home for music, theatre, dance, and cultural programming while creating new opportunities for learning, collaboration, and artistic expression. Designed to serve both the University and the greater Salisbury community, the center will become a destination where performances, education, and community engagement come together.
For generations, Salisbury's students have developed their talents through unforgettable performances and hands-on experiences. The Performing Arts Center will build on that tradition by providing a space that reflects the excellence of our programs and supports the next generation of artists, performers, educators, and creative leaders.
Your support helps move this vision forward. Gifts will provide critical resources as Salisbury University works to create a welcoming, state-of-the-art home for the performing arts that will enrich student learning, elevate the arts on the Eastern Shore, and create lasting opportunities for audiences of all ages.
Together, we can create a place where creativity thrives, stories are shared, and the performing arts continue to inspire our campus and community for generations to come.
Philosophy Cafe
A friendly space for exploring diverse viewpoints, the Philosophy Café aims to facilitate genuine dialogue, mutual understanding, and self-reflection among the Salisbury community.
The Café is free and open to the public. It meets once a month during the school year, with a new question for every session. It is sponsored by the Philosophy Department and moderated by Philosophy Department faculty.
Questions from past meetings include:
- Can we really understand each other?
- What, if anything, separates a human from a machine?
- Do we need religion for spirituality?
- Does one’s worth depend on their contribution to society?
- Does true love exist? Would the world be better without suffering?
- Is nature inherently valuable?
- What makes something authentic?
- Can we reinvent ourselves?
Please consider a gift to the Philosophy Cafe today!