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Angel Tree - Gifts 2024
Angel Tree Project Marks Three Decades of Service
Thousands of Donations Brighten Holidays for Area Youth
Plymouth State University helped collect and deliver hundreds of gifts this holiday season for over 330 children and youths in the greater Plymouth co... Learn More
Flooded River
Plymouth State University Receives $192,000 Federal Grant to Study Seasonal Snowpack Trends
Project will broaden understanding of climate change impacts in northern New England and create first ever Snow Drought Index
Water-related disasters, such as the historic flooding that destroyed roads, infrastructure and property in northern New Hampshire in December 2023, c... Learn More
Teddy Bear Toss 2024
8th Annual Teddy Bear Toss
The Marketing Association of Plymouth State University hosted its 8th annual Teddy Bear Toss fundraising event to benefit Dartmouth Health Children’s ... Learn More
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PSU says its new three-year degree is a win for students and employers
Plymouth State University is on track to be one of just two New England universities to offer a three-year bachelor degree for some programs next fall... Learn More
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Plymouth State University Among First in U.S. to Offer Three-Year Bachelor’s Degrees
Program designed to enhance access for students to earn their degrees and start their careers sooner and with less student debt
Plymouth State University is one of the first four-year institutions in the United States to pilot an accredited, in-person 96-credit bachelor’s degre... Learn More
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The pitfalls of predictions—for candidates and the country
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Political Science Professor John Lappie discusses the problems of predicting election outcomes and cautions against embracing polls and forecasts. Learn More
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Seventh Annual Governor’s Cup Robotics Competition Demonstrates Healthy Competition and Teamwork Among Participating NH Schools
Nearly 30 teams from across NH competed at Plymouth State University; NH Governor Sununu addressed competitors and volunteers
Twenty-nine robotics teams comprising more than 300 students and 65 volunteers from across New Hampshire gathered at Plymouth State University on Satu... Learn More
Clock Quill & Ink Award
Student Newspaper, the Clock, Honored
2024 Quill & Ink Award at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications First Amendment Award Celebration
PSU’s student-run newspaper, the Clock, received the 2024 Quill & Ink Award at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications First Amendment Award Celeb... Learn More
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NH educators take part in media literacy symposium
Holmes Center symposium
“Finding facts in the forest of fiction” was the title of a symposium held at Plymouth State University. In today’s digital age, society is being bomb... Learn More
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Counseling Center Celebrates Fifty Years of Service
Finding ways large and small to do what’s best for the Plymouth State community has been a constant over five decades of service. An overflow Heritage... Learn More