An American Conductor in Vietnam by Michele Barney Hutchins Music is a universal language that transcends the physical, cultural or historical boundaries that separate the peoples of the world. Through...

by Linda Levy Plymouth State has a proud history of producing athletic trainers who work in a variety of settings: colleges and universities, high schools, sports medicine clinics. These four graduates...

A forensic investigation of Jane McCrea’s final resting place by David R. Starbuck What is it like to dig up an American icon—in this case the most famous woman to be murdered and scalped during...

by Marcia L. Santore The American horseshoe crab plays important roles in nature, commerce, even medicine. But in recent years their numbers have been declining. Could understanding how they respond to the tides...

Jim Lambert ’68 by Donna B. Kelley ’70 Folk artist Jim Lambert ’68 cuts wood pieces in the mornings, assembles and paints in the afternoons, and leaves evenings to sketch. His materials—and...