Plymouth State University’s proud tradition of athletic achievement has opened an exciting new chapter, as Freydis Holla Einarsdottir ’19 will represent her native Iceland in February’s South Korean...
Vincent Lapointe-Deptula ‘21, former Coast Guard rescue swimmer, is always seeking his next challenge.
Forest to Forest: Bicknell’s Thrush, now on display at the Museum of the White Mountains, makes the case that a secretive songbird unites New Hampshire and distant Caribbean communities.
Inspired by Carrie Morgridge’s book, Every Gift Matters: How Your Passion Can Change the World, Plymouth State alumnae Patti Biederman ‘76, active community member and owner of Biederman’s Deli,...
Plymouth State University’s Annual Recognition Reception celebrated retirees and employees with landmark years of service. President Donald Birx welcomed attendees and thanked those being recognized...
Chris Kilmer, assistant director of communications for athletics, and Dan Salzer, manager of broadcasting department, give a special edition of Panther Rewind taking a look back at the fall sports seasons...
Music, Theatre, and Dance (MTD) programs are a cornerstone in the performing arts community for the state of New Hampshire and beyond. Inspired by the school motto, “Ut Prosim,” MTD reaches beyond...
Hunger is a wicked problem facing much of the globe today: one in six Americans do not know where their next meal will come from. Plymouth State is not immune to this issue, and many of our students experience...
Kady Hoffman ’21, first-year student from Sherman, Connecticut, took a different approach in her First-Year Seminar class that addressed the wicked problem of hunger. Hoffman focused on food waste at a local...
Jennifer A. (Starr) ’95 Mathis and Emory Mathis became licensed foster parents and welcomed home Rosalee from the hospital on August 18, 2017 at 2 weeks old. The whole family, including big brother EJ, absolutely...