President and Mrs. Donald P. Wharton hosted a dinner at the Bedford Village Inn on May 6 to honor 79 benefactors of Plymouth State University, and celebrate Richard E. Collins. Collins, affectionately...
President and Mrs. Donald P. Wharton hosted a dinner at the Bedford Village Inn on May 6 to honor 79 benefactors of Plymouth State University, and celebrate Richard E. Collins. Collins, affectionately...
The Plymouth State University Small Business Institute was honored with the 2003 Showcase Award at the annual conference of the Small Business Institute (SBI) in Clearwater Beach, Fla., February 13. The Showcase...
Snowshoes Across the Clouds, Forty Mirror Haibun (Stride Publications, 2004) is a new book of collaborative poetry by Robert Garlitz, PSU professor of English, and British poet Rupert Loydell. Garlitz...
The Nuremberg Medical Trail: The Holocaust and the Origin of the Nuremberg Medical Code (Peter Lang Publishing, 2004) by Horst H. Freyhofer examines the trial of 23 Nazi doctors and administrators for performing...
Elaine Allard (Library) and Casey Bisson (Information Technology Services) presented “Integrating the Library into the Campus Portal” at the Association of College and Research Libraries New England...
Ten years after graduation, Justin Labdon ’94 has found his place in the red oak arms of a canvas beach chair. It’s a high-quality beach chair that he designed and built himself out of the finely-finished...
Trunks have been used throughout history for storing and transporting whatever needed to be stored and transported. But this trunk is actually storing history itself. The Past Our story begins in the late...
by Sabrina Blanco ’04 Health, Physical Education and Recreation “It was one of the most incredible experiences of my life,” says Keagan Heavey, a senior who joined other Plymouth State University...
It took five years of searching just to find the right quilt blocks, but Edna Coffin was a woman with a mission. Her dream was to work with her mother, Lucy Comeau, on an embroidered quilt that would become...
by Tim Carrigan ’04 On a blustery Thursday afternoon in mid-March, a small group of students congregate on the second floor of the Draper & Maynard Building. Mostly senior art majors, they are here...