by Kristin Proulx Jarvis On November 9 at Plymouth Congregational Church, 138 people sat down to dinner together, eating from handmade bowls crafted by PSU ceramics students. The fundraising event, sponsored...
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Winter 2005
Left: Junior Katie Saraiva, a childhood studies major, sorts through some of the hundreds of gifts contributed by PSU students and staff to the campus Angel Tree project, coordinated by Saraiva and junior...
After surviving a tragedy, two alumni make their lifelong dream come true.
A new long-range master plan will serve as PSU’s framework for the next decade.
by Terry Rayno Sustainability is this year’s theme at Plymouth State University, focusing on renewable resources and sound environmental practices. So it’s appropriate that this is also the year...
If you walk through the front door of Lamson Library today, you’ll notice that something looks different than it did just a few years ago. It’s not the building itself, but the way patrons...
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Plymouth State’s department of athletics unveiled its new logo—a more muscular, stylized panther—during Homecoming festivities Saturday, October 2. During the carnival on the green, students had a chance...
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Four outstanding student-athletes from the 1980s and 1990s, and two individuals who have made their marks as coaches and administrators comprise the 20th class of the Plymouth State University Athletic...
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Amanda McLaughlin ’02 returns to music theatre at PSU As a first-year student at Plymouth State, Amanda McLaughlin ’02 would never have guessed that one day she would return as a teacher. McLaughlin...
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Cultures of Boys’ Play in Mid-19th-Century New England by Rebecca R. Noel Why did New England boys of 1850 go sledding in winter? This apparently simple question poses a challenge for historians...
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