New Hampshire Business and Economic Development Commissioner Taylor Caswell, on a recent visit to the University, observed that an “I-93 Tech Corridor” already exists in the southern part of the state....

The federal government hires more mathematicians than any other employer, so wouldn’t it make sense for undergraduate math students to study ethics? Or for the legions of number-crunchers involved in psychological...

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a term that evokes thoughts of long-distance stock plays in far-flung locales, but in reality, FDI plays an outsized role in New Hampshire’s economy. Approximately...

The rise of the University’s new makerspace is paralleled by a new PSU discipline that takes full advantage of its capabilities. Electromechanical Technology and Robotics (EMTR) is a bachelor’s program...

Plymouth State’s reputation as a high-tech hub is growing among the state’s secondary schools, due to the University’s sponsorship and hosting of the annual Governor’s Cup FIRST Robotics Competition....

Professor Emma Norbrothen Wright chairs the new Computational and Applied Mathematical Sciences (CAMS) discipline. An algebraist, Wright is a pure mathematician who, as she explains, “does math that...

Last summer, Professor Matthew Kizer and a team of PSU faculty and students performed Brilliant Being, a stunning original work, at the Prague Quadrennial in the Czech Republic. Questions by Doran Dal Pra ’07.

Every so often, during a moment of contemplation in between meetings, Associate Provost Ann McClellan reflects on her days of leading classroom discussions, usually one in Rounds Hall. Now an inhabitant...

A full list of the facility’s equipment and capabilities.

Jacob Scheinman ’19 has been around sports his entire life. Some of his happiest early memories are set within the PE Center or on the Plymouth State Men’s Basketball Team bus with his father, John...