Two hundred and thirty-three years after the Constitutional Convention, we continue to strive “to form a more perfect union.” This year represents a watershed toward …
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Long-time Women’s Tennis Coach Barbara Rawlsky-Willett has two families; husband Doug and daughters Jessica and Meredith, and a dozen student athletes. In the wake of …
Summer 2020 was filled with unknowns, but students made clear their fervent wish to return to campus, and fall brought a large entering class. The …
What will be the continuing impact of this epochal event after the virus ebbs? PSU programs shared how a changed landscape has influenced their disciplines …
In March 2020, when COVID-19 closed colleges and universities across the country, PSU faculty switched gears in a matter of days to deliver classes remotely. …
Winter can seem exceedingly long for students who aren’t into snowy sports, but Plymouth State University solves this dilemma with Ski Day, which encourages those who have never skied or snowboarded to experience these iconic New Hampshire activities along with their more seasoned …
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 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 …
Is the North Country fertile ground for the next Silicon Valley? Visionaries see potential, with PSU playing the pivotal role of academic hub. Dreams of …
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 …