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. …
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 …
Jean Coffey, PhD, APRN, CPNP, director of the PSU nursing program, has been inducted as a fellow by the American Academy of Nursing. She is …