Remembering Dr. Roi M. White and the Plymouth Players Plymouth State University’s Music, Theater, and Dance Department, and future Arts & Technology Cluster, is the “creative heart” of campus....
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Fall 2017 Stories
The Beebe River flows 16.7 miles from Black Mountain Pond in Sandwich, NH before joining the Pemigewasset River near the town of Campton. As with all rivers and streams the Beebe River is home to all manners...
Why Choose When You Can Create? Crediting PSU’s learning environment and community spirit, Bennett says, Kayleigh Bennett was ready to fly her small-town coop of Meredith, NH and follow her dreams to the big city...
All in the Family: A Plymouth State Legacy Plymouth State is practically embedded in Sue Smith’s DNA. It’s part of her family’s legacy, which began when her grandmother, Phyllis Shepard Smith, graduated...
Tom and Liz Kelsey are not New Hampshire natives, and neither attended Plymouth State. But their roots in the Lakes Region run deep: As a boy, Tom spent summers on Squam Lake with his family and he later...
PSU’s continued move toward full implementation of the integrated clusters and open labs model took a leap forward as the first students moved into the Merrill Place Conference Center & Residences...
On June 6, 2017, the Wall Street Journal named Plymouth State University among the top schools in America for students to learn critical-thinking skills that prepare them to enter their careers as leaders...
Plymouth State University Advancement raised a record $5.1 million during the past fiscal year ending on June 30, 2017. Highlights of the fiscal year were the announcement of the $1.5 million bequest from...