Plymouth State University
Thursday, June 26, 2025
COURTESY PHOTO On Tuesday, October 9, PSU alumni Jesse Parker will be coming to the Frost Academic Commons to speak about their experience after graduation. Starting at 6:30 with a social, Parker will go on to give their lecture at 7:00 and afterwards, there will be a question and answers […]
It is fair to assume that most Plymouth State students know what a Juul is. For those that don’t, Juul’s website states their product is an e-cig used for “improving the lives of the one billion adult smokers”. James Monsees and Adam Bowen co-founded Juul, intending to give smokers of […]
COURTESY PHOTO CAFE MONTE ALTO Every student here before they graduate must at least try and purchase a beverage at Café Monte Alto. This quaint coffee shop seems to be the very place where many Plymouth locals, students and faculty like to gather and go to grab something for the […]
PSU Divided is an ongoing series covering the growing tension at Plymouth State University. Part 1, which was released in the last issue of the Clock, focused on the controversial Kristie Torbick case, and how PSU found itself involved in it. The article tried to share every side of the […]
Last week, I finished up my classes and was prepared to have a nice relaxing weekend. It was a tough week, like any other week in college, so it was nice to look forward to a few days without any stress. Until I heard about the Judiciary Committee Hearings. For […]
Following up his mission to build New Hampshire's workforce for, “Not just tomorrow but for five, ten, twenty years,” Governor Sununu has worked with the NH College & University system to offer a great opportunity for high school students who participate with their FIRST Robotics Competition team at the Governor’s […]
COURTESY PHOTO The Day of Service took place all day on Friday, September 28th. It was an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, and alumni of Plymouth State University to join together and volunteer at different sites around this region. Casey Krafton and Jess Dutille of the Center for Transformation consider the Day […]
The MAPS Chili Cook-Off is an annual competition between student teams to make the best chili, and it’s set to take place on October 12 from 2-4pm on Mary Lyon Lawn. Usually scheduled during the spring semester, the event coincides with Marketing Week this year. Stelios Eleftheriou, the organization’s director […]
COURTESEY PHOTO On September 20th, MESA members Emily Holleran, Isabelle Elasser, and myself, alongside English Professor Joseph Mealey, travelled to the Hopkinton Middle/High School in Contoocook, New Hampshire, to help the seniors write and refine their college entry-level essays. The event was part of a fair that was going on […]
COURTESY PHOTO The Marketing Association of Plymouth State, or MAPS, has just started its very own business here on campus. Statement is a print shop where clubs, organizations, individuals, and even outside businesses can order custom shirts and other cool apparel. On Thursday, September 27th, MAPS had their open house […]