In anticipation of potential use due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Plymouth State’s ice arena has been transformed into a supplementary ward of Speare Memorial Hospital. …
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Panther video gamers are battling it out remotely these days through the University’s new esports competitions. Matt Lyle ’22 recently won a recent intramural singles competition and Joe Salvato ’21 and Travis Ettienne ’21 took …
Joni Hongisto ’20, an international student from Kaarina, Finland, has found success at Plymouth State University and beyond, having secured employment with global research and advisory company Gartner before …
Plymouth State University has lost a cherished and long-serving member of our community, Director of Curriculum Support Mary Campbell ’91G, who passed away on March 16 after 45 years of distinguished service. “Mary believed strongly …
Professor Mary Ann McGarry, an inspirational environmental educator and naturalist, has been named Plymouth State University’s Helen Abbott ’39 Professor of Environmental Studies. McGarry globalizes …
Bridget McCarthy ’20, an anthropology major, needed to write a job application cover letter. She contacted Laura Walker ’20G, a PSU Writing Center graduate assistant …
Take a group of women with varying degrees of PSU connection, have them share an invigorating outdoor adventure or two, and encourage bonding and networking around a worthwhile …
Recognizing the need to bolster development in New Hampshire and nationwide, US Senator Maggie Hassan introduced a bipartisan bill in February to support business incubators and makerspaces. She recently visited Plymouth State’s new …
Selection marks the second time PSU has earned distinction. Plymouth State University (PSU) has been selected as one of only 119 U.S. colleges and universities …
It’s been a remarkable year for thousands of New England elementary and middle schoolers. TIGER (Theatre Integrating Guidance Education & Responsibility), the University’s professional, Emmy …