“When my wife Susan and I came to Plymouth in 1999 so I could coach basketball, never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d end up leading our…
Created as a new academic hub of a quickly evolving campus, Harold E. Hyde Hall has been a symbol of Plymouth State’s growth since its opening in…
As someone passionate about the outdoors and extreme sports, for Taylor Huntley ’10, Plymouth State seemed like a natural fit. Nestled in the…
Where community and belonging thrive, so does support for one another.
Through student organizations, volunteer opportunities, and…
Through student organizations, volunteer opportunities, and…
When Sally Jensen ‘74G retired in 2000 after a decades-long career in education, she expected her connection to the classroom would likely fade.…
A familiar face, a trusted colleague, and a true friend to many, Peter Cofran has left an enduring mark on the Plymouth region and beyond. From…
Confidence in yourself is a difficult quality to assume, especially within an art form that is so subjective.
Coming to Plymouth…
Coming to Plymouth…
Mary Anne and her husband, Bert Saul, are multiple degree holders with successful, academically focused careers in education and research. As…
Professor George Pettinico was a core member of PSU’s School of Business and a stalwart supporter of the University, the community, and most of all,…
Since the 1960s, Greek life has played an important role on Plymouth State’s campus by providing students with social respite, unity, and…
On the job as an account manager for TPV, working with large IT dealers to sell Philips Monitors, Elijah Johnson ’18 is as dedicated and consistent…
Mitzi Dearborn comes back to campus each year for Homecoming, traveling from her home in Wisconsin to support the Barbara Smith Dearborn ’60 Golf…
