Mark Okrant, professor of tourism management An Icy Reception is the third book in Okrant’s Kary Turnell mystery series, in which the setting is always one of the main characters. “The venues featured...
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Spring 2011
Virginia Garlitz, professor emerita of Spanish In her book, Garlitz retraces the steps of the leader of Spanish Modernist literature in the first part of the twentieth century, Ramón María Valle-Inclán...
PSU Professor of Ceramics Nick Sevigney helps students find their artistic voices while nurturing on his own.
True talks about her passion for teaching and her inspiration for giving her students a voice in their education.
Faisal Al-Dawoud was offered a job by a Saudi Arabian insurance company on one condition: That he leave friends and family behind in Saudi Arabia and come to America to learn English and earn a business...
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A new study investigates potential impacts of second homes in the Northern Forest.
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How a group of science-savvy volunteers is working to keep their local river healthy—with a little help from PSU.
This major gives students an intense, hands-on educational experience.
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PSU joins forces with other New Hampshire colleges and universities to strengthen biomedical research infrastructure statewide.
As chair of the President’s Council, the volunteer body that seeks support for Plymouth State University, I am proud to report the great momentum developing among alumni, parents, and other supporters...
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