Classes ending in 5 and 0, celebrate reunions at Homecoming & Reunion Weekend—September 25–27, 2020! Class of ’80 and prior classes, please also join us at the Summer Reunion—July 30–31,...
Mike Walcek ’07, ’08G and Raina Martinec were married on May 18, 2019. Katie Lozano ’12 and Tim Visich ’13 were married in Portland, ME, on June 15, 2019. Nick Fabbri ’13, ’14G and Elizabeth...
New Hampshire Business and Economic Development Commissioner Taylor Caswell, on a recent visit to the University, observed that an “I-93 Tech Corridor” already exists in the southern part of the state....
Plymouth State’s new “maker-space” in the Draper & Maynard building boasts state-of-the-industry equipment that has students dreaming big: self-driving snowmobiles, a “mesh network” (or meshnet)...
The federal government hires more mathematicians than any other employer, so wouldn’t it make sense for undergraduate math students to study ethics? Or for the legions of number-crunchers involved in psychological...
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a term that evokes thoughts of long-distance stock plays in far-flung locales, but in reality, FDI plays an outsized role in New Hampshire’s economy. Approximately...
Jean Coffey, PhD, APRN, CPNP, director of the PSU nursing program, has been inducted as a fellow by the American Academy of Nursing. She is the only nurse leader from New Hampshire to be so honored in the 2019...
The rise of the University’s new makerspace is paralleled by a new PSU discipline that takes full advantage of its capabilities. Electromechanical Technology and Robotics (EMTR) is a bachelor’s program...
PSU’s Open Learning & Teaching Collaborative (CoLab) is a dynamic hub for teaching and learning and for academic professional development, and students have many opportunities to engage, lead, and contribute...
A full list of the facility’s equipment and capabilities.