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Will You?
Being a young adult doesn’t mean I’m immature. I’ve never had to ask for money from my parents or others, despite being hungry for a few days. I chose to not be a stereotype of my age. I’ve always had a job I enjoyed and took pride in my work […]
Summer in the Sunflowers
My parents had argued for most of the five-hour car ride, and were silent for the rest. I tried to get them to talk by asking questions about my grandmother, who I had never met, but was staying with for most of the summer. Both of my parents had no […]
Student Spotlight: Sabrina Siegel
COURTESY PHOTO You can find her working in the Writing Center, or outside on a nice day. Second-year student Sabrina Siegel is someone that you can always find with a smile on her face, a positive attitude, and if you’re lucky enough, she’ll even be carrying her beloved pug Jax […]
The Afrofutures of Feminism: Young, Gifted, and Black
PHOTO BY SAM KNAPTON On Wednesday, February 27, Dr. Aria S. Halliday visited Plymouth State University to give a presentation titled “Afrofuture of Feminism: Young, Gifted, and Black.” Dr. Halliday’s lecture was on how black women could know themselves and determine their futures in our world today. The event was […]
A Weekend of Darkness
Last Saturday night you might have been preparing to go out with your friends, or planning to spend a nice night in, when the campus was suddenly plunged into darkness. This was shortly followed by yelling on campus, with a minority of students calling for a riot. On February 23rd, […]
Women’s Lax Drops Opener Against Babson
COURTESY PHOTO It was the perfect learning experience for the Plymouth State Women’s Lacrosse team last Sunday afternoon. The Panthers were defeated in their season opener by a very talented team in Babson College. Regardless of the 10-8 final score, the Panthers were able to keep the score relatively close […]
Interaction Between Refugees And Non-refugee Families Is Beneficial To Both Parties
With the recent increased awareness of the refugee crises taking place across the world, the topic has become one for debate with many saying that refugees take a negative toll on the countries to which they relocate. Regardless of issues relating to resources, there is a clear cultural benefit to […]
Elizabeth Warren Visits PSU
COURTESY PHOTO Upon walking into Heritage Commons, the song “Won’t Back Down” played over propped up speakers. The iconic song by Tom Petty served as a starting anthem for the day's overall message. On Saturday, February 23rd, 2020 Presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren visited Plymouth State University. Senator Warren took the […]
Freedom of Speech at PSU
As George Washington is quoted for once saying, “If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter.” But where is Plymouth State being led to? Are we lambs to the slaughter or on our way to “see further up […]