Plymouth State University
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
The PSU Men’s soccer team went into the Sat. Sept. 13 game against a talented team from Bridgewater State looking to climb back to the .500 mark. Unfortunately, The Panther’s would fall to the non-conference opponent 4-0. Things got off to a shaky start when a communication break-down led to […]
On Mon. Sept. 15, student’s snuggled up to the relaxed environment inside PSU’s Fireplace Lounge to enjoy the various melodies provided by fellow classmates for the first Open Mic Night of the year. Put on by P.A.C.E, the event hosted ten acts from first year to super senior. The lights […]
#8220;Words falling like bricks, for a New England wish…” These lyrics come from one of the best known and, often argued, most beloved hardcore acts to come from New England in recent memory. That act is Give Up the Ghost. With the way music changes within every genre, it is […]
Justice of the Unicorns second album, “Angels with Uzis”, the Brooklyn, NY based bands first release in two years, presents a modern, psychedelic approach similar to artists like MGMT, who stem from the same neighborhood. The album’s strange yet, intriguing songs that drift between topics of tigers, dragons, dinosaurs and […]
In honor of the fifth annual Constitution Day, students gathered in the Fireplace Lounge to hear speakers and banned book readings, as well as other information on the Constitution. In addition to these festivities, here are some fascinating Constitution facts from Constitutionfacts.com. There have been many unique proposed and rejected […]
Along with all the fun you can have in college, it is a given that students come here to PSU to further their ambitions and get on a path to a promising career. There are numerous ways to make your own path to that career available here at PSU. This […]
Acoustic Boston based band Cahill brought a positive attitude, but a generic college rock sound to The Greene on Tues, Sept. 16, 2008, Cahill consists of longtime childhood friends Bob Antonelli and Scotty O’Brien. Cahill began off handedly performing together when the two guitarists had come up with enough of […]
On Saturday Sept. 13, residents of Pemi and Smith Halls had to flee in the early morning hours. Exterminators arrived to eradicate a flea outbreak. Students were displaced from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. in order for exterminators to spray the rooms. The issue began in the first week of […]
The Amethyst Initiative is a project that was started in July of 2008 and is made up of chancellors and presidents of universities and colleges across the country who want to discuss the current drinking age of 21. Currently, 130 presidents and chancellors have signed this initiative and support discussion […]
We decided to sit down this week with Dr. Tomkiewicz, Chair of the new Environmental Science and Policy department, to find out about the genesis of this program and the opportunities it has to offer the students at PSU The Clock: If you could tell us a bit about the […]