The Career Kickstarter is a workshop meant to help the current students and alumni of Plymouth State University seek and maintain jobs. This is a worthwhile opportunity especially to anyone experiencing anxieties about entering the job market. Current students may register online for free. It costs $15 for alumni. Other […]
Author: Samantha Latos
Keith’s Pizza & Calzones To Close In May
PHOTO COURTESY OF SHAYNE MCCONNELL This marks the end of an era as students of Plymouth State University prepare themselves to part with an esteemed restaurant on Main Street. Keith’s Pizza, the most popular pizza joint in town, is scheduled to close on May 15th, 2019. Keith himself will be […]
2nd Swipe It Forward
Student Support Foundation started Swipe it Forward last year here at Plymouth State University. It is an existing charity campaign that was proven successful in other schools, such as the University of New Hampshire. COURTESY PHOTO The way Swipe it Forward works is students who have meal plans get the […]
Thank U, Next
Ariana Grande made history last week when she finally premiered the music video for her hit song, “Thank U, Next.” It’s a colorful and interactive series of sketches honoring iconic films from the early 2000s. Considering many of her fans are around her age, they grew up with these images […]
5th Annual Stress Free Oasis
COURTESY PHOTO BY DENISE NORMANDIN The Stress Free Oasis is an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students of Plymouth State University to join together in relaxation. Calming music slows people down on an otherwise hectic afternoon as they spread glitter frosting over snowman-shaped sugar cookies and write their names and […]
New Hampshire Master Chorale To Give Three Performances of “Considering Matthew Shepard”
PHOTO BY SAMANTHA LATOS “Considering Matthew Shepard” is an oratorio by composer Craig Hella Johnson. It is a three-part fusion meant to honor the life of Matthew Shepard, who was the victim of one of the most brutal hate crimes in American history. Daniel Perkins of Plymouth State University will […]
Holocaust Survivor Marion Blumenthal Lazan Speaks At PSU
COURTESY PHOTO OF PLYMOUTH STATE UNIVERSITY Plymouth State University was honored to host Holocaust survivor Marion Blumenthal Lazan on Wednesday, the 14th. Mrs. Lazan dedicated the latter part of her life to telling her story of survival all over the world, been interviewed on PBS, and has written a well-received […]
Opportunity Fair
This year’s Opportunity Fair will be held on Wednesday, November 7, from noon to 3pm in the Hartman Union Building Courtroom. Hosted by the Career Development Office, it is a bi-annual fair, taking place in the fall and spring semesters. Leslie Blakney, ’07, the new Director of Career Development, is excited […]
New INCO Courses Available Next Semester
COURTESY PHOTO Plymouth State University has integrated a new INCO course for spring 2019. There are eight classes under this new student-driven capstone course. They cover a variety of topics, and they all involve a signature project. These projects are interactive with the community and are refined throughout the course. […]
Student Senate and Commencement Changes
The Student Senate recently had a big miscommunication with President Birx concerning the spring 2019 commencement ceremony. Birx has been wanting to make some changes to the commencement ceremony for a while now. This was because the graduating class of 2017 got so out of hand. A significant amount of […]