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SU’s main library, located in the Guerrieri Academic Commons (GAC), is a place to study, master the art of research, collaborate, borrow a laptop, cram for an exam, work on a project, get a book, and meet friends. For the humanities and social sciences, it serves as a laboratory. It is the heart of SU's academic commons, a center for learning, discovery, and interaction.

The Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture at Salisbury University is a humanities research laboratory for university students that also fulfills the historical resource needs of a variety of community researchers. Founded in 1982, it was endowed in 1998 by Edward H. Nabb, an attorney and philanthropist from Cambridge, Maryland and renamed in his honor. It is located on the fourth floor of the Guerrieri Academic Commons.

The Nabb Research Center is also home to the Salisbury University Archives and Special Collections.

The Dr. Ernie Bond Curriculum Resource Center (CRC) supports the teaching, research, educational, and professional needs of faculty, staff, and students of the Seidel School of Education, as well as the larger Salisbury University community, by maintaining a quality collection of children's literature and other relevant, program-based materials and by providing excellent services and a conducive learning environment. It is located on the second floor of Conway Hall.

The Museum of Eastern Shore Culture cultivates the preservation and expression of the cultural heritage and traditional arts of Delmarva’s various communities.

In addition to exhibits, the museum also hosts programming including workshops with local artisans, a speaker series featuring regional topics of interest, featured artist talks, regular youth and community programs, and open hours during the Salisbury Arts & Entertainment District's monthly 3rd Friday celebration.