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Two nursing students give an inside look at PSU's newest major.
An Archaeological Survey of Inveruglas Farm: A Search for Clan MacFarlane David R. Starbuck, professor of anthropology and sociology From 2000 to 2004, author and principal investigator David Starbuck...
PSU social work professor and nationally recognized social welfare policy expert Stephen Gorin dispels the myth that Social Security is going broke.
by Emilie Coulter Looking at Jon Hall ’79 on paper—executive vice president of FM Global, one of the world’s largest business property insurance companies; husband; father of three sons—one might...
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by Jennifer Philion A team of Plymouth State University students and faculty members traveled to Iceland last summer to work on an ongoing National Science Foundation-funded research project. Lisa Doner,...
by Barbra Alan If you’re lucky, you can look back on your years in school and recall that one special teacher who really connected with you, made a subject come alive, and maybe even changed your life....
PSU art students join forces to create a mural that honors Berlin's past.
WELCOME TO THE SPRING ISSUE of Plymouth Magazine. As you read the pieces in this issue, the core of PSU’s educational mission shines through. Plymouth State’s commitment to student success, visible...
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PSU's Coos County Early Childhood Leadership Cohort aims to improve the quality of early childhood education in New Hampshire's North Country.
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