Dustin Connors ’18 lists his top reasons on why it has never been a better time to get involved with Plymouth State University’s Recreation Programs.
Alternative Spring Break: New Orleans
Kayla Johonnett ’19 joined her fellow classmates for an Alternative Spring Break trip working with St. Bernard Project, a nonprofit disaster relief organization.
Mountain Biking: Finding My Place
Sawyer Murphy ’21, is a first-year student at Plymouth State from Concord, Massachusetts. Sawyer is finishing up his first year on the Mountain Bike Team. His favorite activity is not road biking.
Striving to Improve Literacy in Niger
Oriana Raymond ’18, an Interdisciplinary Studies major at Plymouth State, wraps up her degree with a capstone project to benefit the children of Niger.
What I got out of being a Plymouth State Panther
Dean Squires ’18, track captain and Exercise and Sport Physiology major, shares how being a student athlete at PSU has shaped his college experience and prepared him for his career.
A Guide to Surviving Passover on Campus
Jordan Rosenburg ’17, assistant director of annual giving, shares tips and tricks on how to stay kosher this Passover season.
Five Reasons Employers Are Not That into You
Launching yourself into the professional world can be confounding and confusing. Luckily, Erik Pavesic of the Career Development Office at Plymouth State has some advice on how to navigate.
The Great Unknown: Making The Leap From Alumni to Young Professional
Shannon Griffiths ’17, gift processor at Plymouth State, dives into the wonders of life and how PSU has prepared her for what lies ahead.
Student Spotlight: Ashley Marsh ’18
Senior and transfer student Ashley Marsh ’18 shares her college journey and what drew her to Plymouth State.
Rock on Plymcity!
The band scene at Plymouth State is on the decline. William Secunde ’19, communications & media studies major, is encouraging those who are passionate about music to form a band and help keep the culture alive.