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SU plans to introduce a fall break next semester

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Salisbury University President Carolyn Lepre announced there will now be a two-day break in the calendar for the fall semester of 2025. The dates are set for Oct. 21 and Oct. 22. "October 21: The campus will be closed in observance or Columbus/Indigenous People Day as a floating holiday," Lepre announced. "October 22: Campus will reopen, but no classes will be held." President Lepre said the change is to improve campus morale but some students, …

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SU plans to introduce a fall break next semester

Salisbury University President Carolyn Lepre announced there will now be a two-day break in the calendar for the fall semester of 2025. The dates are set for Oct. 21 and Oct. 22. "October 21: The campus will be closed in observance or Columbus/Indigenous People Day as a floating holiday," Lepre announced. "October 22: Campus will reopen, but no classes will be held." President Lepre said the change is to improve campus morale but some students, …

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