Business department adjunct faculty member Angelo Arecchi is a co-author of the Field Guide to Illumination, a new reference book on lighting for building industry professionals. The guide, which was recently...
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Spring 2008
In The Center of the Circle: The Marvelous Lamp of Valle-Inclán, Professor Emerita of Spanish Virginia Milner Garlitz studies the work of Spanish dramatist and novelist Ramon del Valle-Inclán (1866–1936)...
Lamson Library and Learning Commons David Beronä has been researching the history of wordless books and woodcut novels. A recognized scholar on woodcut novels and wordless books, he has written extensively...
Sports historian and Professor Emeritus of History John B Allen’s latest book, The Culture and Sport of Skiing: From Antiquity to World War II, traces the history of skiing from practical activity to leisure...
The Educational Theatre Collaborative, in partnership with PSU’s College of Graduate Studies, Plymouth Elementary School, Friends of the Arts, and Pollyanna of Littleton New Hampshire, Inc. created an original...
by Sarah E. Vendt `08 For nearly four years, I’ve studied history at Plymouth State University. During the past year, I’ve been working at the Michael J. Spinelli Jr. Center for University Archives...
by Bill Laforme Plymouth State University has always taken pride in its student artists. For years, exhibitions like the Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Exhibition, which highlights senior thesis projects,...
Students learn the simple steps of eco-friendly living—and a whole lot more....
Tourism professor and mystery author Mark Okrant teaches readers lessons in tourism they won't soon forget....
Graduate student Kim Rawson shares her experience in Pakistan, marked by the joy of a wedding and the tragedy of an assassination....
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