News

Professor and Students Speak at Women's Achievement Awards

Salem professor Krishauna Hines-Gaither and a group of students will participate in the event on March 27.

Rotaract Club Sponsors Book Drive

The service club's 240 Books for 240 Years project will benefit local schools.

Professor Wins Faculty Research Award

Professor Amy Knox Brown won the 2012 Faculty Research Award.

Softball Team Dines with Special Olympics Participants

The Salem College softball team went out to dinner with six physically and mentally challenged students this week during a dinner sponsored by the Special Olympics of Forsyth County.

Salem to Offer Archaeology Field School

The class will be held this summer through Salem's Historic Preservation Certificate program.

Rotaract Club Plans Dominican Republic Service Trip

The Salem Rotaract Club will help build a playground for special needs children.

Softball Ends First Day of NCAA Play with Exciting Win

The Salem College softball team began their NCAA era with an exciting come from behind victory against William Peace University in the second game of the double-header. Salem College President Susan Pauly started off the day by throwing out the first pitch to Amber Bass (Clinton, NC). After losing the first game 2-0 to the Pacers, Salem used a 12 run inning to erase a 12 run deficit on route to winning the second game 19-18. Salem's record currently stands at 1-1, and Peace holds a 3-3 record.

Salem Hosts Regional Science Fair

Science fair winners from elementary, middle, and high schools will bring their projects to Salem for the NC Region V competition.

Salem's New Softball Team Makes Debut

Salem's newest NCAA sport will open its inaugural season on Feb. 18.

Salem Students Competed in Ethics Bowl

Five Salem College students competed in the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (NCICU) inaugural Ethics Bowl.

Salem Professor Co-Edits New Book

"The Impact of Gender Quotas," co-edited by professor Jennifer M. Piscopo, was recently released.

Salem Students Participated in Institute for Emerging Issues Forum

Two students represented Salem in a forum on "Generation Z."

Salem Co-Sponsored Organ Competition

Salem partnered with UNC School of the Arts to sponsor the High School Organ Competition.

Salem Names School of Music Director

Barbara Lister-Sink named director of the Salem College School of Music.

Salem Students Find Wellness in Nature

The new Women in Nature program promotes wellness and a connection to the natural world.

Salem College Celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Salem College president Dr. Susan Pauly, professor Sharee Fowler and SGA president Love' Lemon will speak at the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. prayer breakfast.

Students Break from the Norm during January Term

Salem's January Term allows students to expand their educational horizons.

Salem Professor Featured at Environmental Event

Professor Dane Kuppinger joined filmmaker and photographer to discuss coal mining and mountaintop removal.

Salem President Joined Dignitaries for Global Colloquium

Dr. Susan E. Pauly joined Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and other dignitaries for The Women in Public Service Project Colloquium.

Salem Receives Science Grant

Salem received a major gift to upgrade and buy new equipment for labs and classrooms.

Hubbard Becomes First Salem Athlete to Receive All-South Region Honors

Stephanie Hubbard (Sanford, NC) became the first student-athlete from Salem to ever receive All-South Region Honors for her play this season with the soccer team. She was selected to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) NCAA Division III South Atlantic Third-Team. The NSCAA South Atlantic Region stretches from New Jersey to Mississippi.

Salem Receives Scholarship Award

Salem College was chosen by the Hattie M. Strong Foundation to participate in the Strong Scholars Program.

Soccer Earns 2011 NSCAA Team Academic Award

The Salem College soccer team was awarded the 2011 Team Academic Award by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). To receive this honor, a soccer team must have above a 3.0 cumulative grade point average for an entire school year (2010-2011).