Holloway Hall
Holloway Hall was the first building to be built on the campus for Salisbury University occupying a prominent position that connects the University to its early history. Named after the University’s first president, William J. Holloway, the building initially housed academic and advisory processes. Since then, Holloway Hall strayed away from exclusive academic activity and now houses the University's administrative offices and an Auditorium to support the Music and Theatre Department.
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Academic Services
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Outside the Classroom
👩🏻💻 Working on Campus
SU offers a variety of internships and hourly employment opportunities.
🧾 Academic Services
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🏥 Student Health Services
SU has a team of medical professionals to diagnose and treat whatever is ailing you.
💃🏻 Outside the Classroom
SU offers as much value to students outside of the classroom as inside.
Upcoming Events
Holloway Hall is home to SU's Great Hall and a 736 person auditorium. The 2022 events calendar is filled with keynotes, comedians, musical performances and more.
See full schedule here: https://www.salisbury.edu/events/
See full schedule here: https://www.salisbury.edu/events/
