Richard E. Collins, a dear friend and long-time benefactor of Plymouth State University, died peacefully at home on Saturday, Dec. 2 after a brief illness.
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Winter 2007
Every Thursday evening, dozens of Plymouth area citizens are welcomed into the community room of the Congregational Church on Main Street, and are given a free, warm meal. The Meals for Many program depends...
Faculty Member’s Debut Novel Receives National Acclaim Plymouth State University faculty member Katherine Min is making her mark in literary circles. The Oct. 23 issue of the New Yorker magazine reviewed...
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Inspiration from the Past By Alice Staples When President Sara Jayne Steen was moving into her office in July 2006, she wasn’t expecting to find an institutional treasure. But she did. In the back of a cabinet,...
A Young Composer Makes a Big Noise by Elizabeth Cheney Melanie Donahue, a senior music education major in Plymouth State University’s Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance, has had Eire, her original...
Tales Told by the Dead by David R. Starbuck A PSU anthropologist introduces his students to the field of forensic anthropology. Bones, Bodies and Disease” is an overview course covering the exciting...
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He Will Never Forget by Marcia L. Santore He was 12 years old when the soldiers came. Kingsley Kabari is a member of the Ogoni people, from the oil-rich delta of the Niger River in Nigeria, Africa. After...
Meet the New Panthers on the Ice by Kent Cherrington Kelly Williams remembers the early days. Williams, a senior physical science education major, recalls her first year at Plymouth State University, when...
PSU's Casey Bisson received a Mellon Award for his ground-breaking software application known as WPopac, created to bridge the digital divide between libraries and the Internet....
This busy mother and school paraprofessional is pursuing her dreams without leaving home....
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