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Shootings at Maryland universities, SU and UMES Adapting - Vimarsana News

Shootings at Maryland universities, SU and UMES Adapting

“Some fears and concerns I have is getting a call and hearing about one of my friends being shot and hurt or possibly killed.”

Source: wmdt.com
Salisbury University Introduces New Safety Measures After Students Injured in Off-Campus Shooting - Vimarsana News

Salisbury University Introduces New Safety Measures After Students Injured in Off-Campus Shooting

SALISBURY, Md. - Salisbury University has announced new safety initiatives in the wake of an off-campus shooting that injured three students.

Source: wboc.com
Sitting ducks? Beloved Eastern Shore decoy museum to move, sparking bitter dispute - Vimarsana News

Sitting ducks? Beloved Eastern Shore decoy museum to move, sparking bitter dispute

The move of a duck decoy museum has set off concerns about how best to preserve the Eastern Shore art form.

Two MD universities drop mask requirement - Vimarsana News

Two MD universities drop mask requirement

With counties across Maryland dropping their indoor mask mandates, some colleges and universities are following suit.

Md. college teachers, staff find eligibility murky, vaccines hard to come by - Vimarsana News

Md. college teachers, staff find eligibility murky, vaccines hard to come by

By: Johanna Alonso Daily Record business reporter February 18, 2021 Salisbury University has formed a partnership with the Wicomico County Health Department and TidalHealth, a local hospital system, to get its first responders, frontline health care employees and other essential employees vaccinated as soon as possible. (The Daily Record/File Photo) Marie van Staveren had been teaching students in person for over five months when she finally received her first coronavirus vaccine at the Baltimore Convention Center on Feb. 10. She’s didn’t felt like she was in grave danger at w...