Plymouth State University

PSU Theatre Program presents The Last Days of Judas Iscariot Plymouth, N.H.—The theatre program of the Plymouth State University Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance will present The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, a controversial and comedic play by Stephen Adly Guirgis, March 7-10, in the Studio Theater at the Silver Center for the Arts. [...]

Plymouth, N.H.—When, how and why do women access their inner wild animal? How does our current culture embrace or reject ferocity in women? An exploration of women’s primal and instinctive ferocity, a source of deep power and protectiveness, GROWL is an exhibition of artwork by 33 women artists addressing questions of women’s wild strength. The [...]

Plymouth, N.H.-New Hampshire’s Executive Council and Governor Maggie Hassan were all smiles Wednesday, February 6 as they listened to the soaring harmonies of the Plymouth State University Chamber Singers. The students journeyed to Concord after the Governor’s office invited them to perform. Longtime First District Councilor Ray Burton, a Plymouth State graduate, introduced the group [...]

Plymouth, N.H.- Institutions of higher learning across much of America have a big problem; the number of high school students is dropping. For the first time in 15 years, total enrollment at American colleges and universities eligible for federal financial aid fell slightly from the year before, according to the U.S. Education Department. That means [...]

Plymouth, N.H. – Plymouth State University and the Center for the Environment (CFE) and New Hampshire’s Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) have agreed to continue a joint partnership in protecting the environment and raising awareness and understanding of environmental issues in the North Country and Lakes Region of New Hampshire. PSU President Sara Jayne Steen [...]

Plymouth, N.H.- Plymouth Elementary School (PES) eighth graders may not all have green thumbs, but they all have access to a multitude of research information on the best way to grow plants, courtesy of the Plymouth State University Lamson Library and Learning Commons. Nearly fifty PES students are embarking on a four month-long project on [...]

PLYMOUTH, N.H. – Lily Zahor, a Plymouth State University graduate student studying tree ecological physiology, has been awarded the Joe and Gail White Fellowship for 2013. The White Fellowship was created by two Plymouth State graduates who care deeply about protecting New Hampshire’s natural resources and fostering PSU’s ongoing efforts in educating the public about [...]

Plymouth, N.H. – An impressive collection of White Mountains related books, maps and historical material has been donated to Plymouth State University’s Museum of the White Mountains (MWM) by John W. (Jack) and Anne H. Newton of South Natick, Massachusetts. The Newtons said they chose to donate the 6,000 volume collection to the MWM because [...]

Plymouth, N.H. –Residents across New Hampshire are invited to Plymouth State University Saturday, February 2 for the “Think Pink” Breast Cancer Information Expo. Sponsored by PSU’s Department of Athletics, Center for Active Living & Healthy Communities and the Department of Health and Human Performance, this event is designed to raise community awareness about breast cancer [...]

PLYMOUTH, N.H.–Plymouth State University hosted a January 11 meeting of local, state and congressional officials in discussing Grafton County’s economic development efforts. The main focus of the meeting was the future of the Enterprise Center at Plymouth (ECP), now under construction at 149 North Main Street, which is a business incubator supporting entrepreneurship, small businesses [...]