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Jeremiah Jay Copeland is giving the state of Maryland a reason to root for the Salisbury native on the 2022 season of "American Idol."

Salisbury native Jeremiah "Jay" Copeland will compete in the 20th season of American Idol, which premiers Feb. 27.

Salisbury native Jeremiah "Jay" Copeland will compete in the 20th season of American Idol, which premiers Feb. 27.

Q&A with John Wesley Wright posted on 5:12 PM, April 26, 2021 At the Virtual Summer Workshop (July 8-10), Wright presents the opening session, “Repertoire and Civic Engagement.” John Wesley Wright For 25 years, John Wesley Wright has served as vocal coach for men and women at various Ohio correctional institutions in addition to directing and teaching voice, opera, acting-for-singers, and leading workshops on African American song traditions. Wright is a presenter for the 2021 NATS Virtual ...

NATS to hold 2021 Summer Workshop, NSA as virtual events posted on 11:48 AM, March 4, 2021 Registration for the Virtual Summer Workshop and applications for NSA now open The National Association of Teachers of Singing is moving full steam ahead with plans to hold its 2021 Summer Workshop and National Student Auditions (NSA) as fully online events. The adjustment from in-person to virtual is necessary due to event planning concerns with the ongoing pandemic. The 2021 Virtual Summer Workshop will...

Welcome to Salisbury University’s Cultural Calendar Highlights for March. SU’s virtual spring Creative Writing Reading Series continues Wednesday, March 10, as SU creative writing faculty read from their works. Authors include Drs. Ryan Habermeyer, John Nieves and Christine Spillson. They also provide information about the creative writing track in SU’s English major. Award-winning voice students pay tribute to songs from the 18th century to the Great White Way during the Music, Theatre a...

2020 is a year WMU students and the rest of the world will likely never forget.  Western Herald’s photo staff took thousands of pictures to tell the many stories encountered this year. In what has been a whirlwind of breaking news and historic moments, it is difficult to remember everything that happened through an entire year. Let’s review some of this year’s biggest stories and best photos that have been a part of Western Michigan University’s story this past year.  ...

>> guest: he rescued the times from anarchy thanks to the trade unions in great britain and in a sense did a great serviceo journalism, but then proved to be, i think, a really awful newspaper, and i think the way he has operated his communications empire. i suppose you could call him a thief of the media. it had really terrible effects particularly in flaming parties. i think hes a man of no deep social responsibility, and i think to use somebody like roger ails who was a master of di...