Plymouth State University
Wednesday, June 25, 2025
This week prior, PSU hosted its 22nd annual Love Your Body Week. As a part of National Eating Disorders Awareness, the goal of the week-long string of events and presentations is to convey the dangers and risk that eating disorders can have. Love Your Body Week set up displays in […]
The Sidore Lecture Series returned this semester on Tuesday, February 19, continuing its year-long discussion on climate change. The first lecture of this spring semester was presented by Dr. Adrienne Kovach. Dr. Kovach is a biologist who has been working at UNH since 2001. She grew up in the Midwest […]
COURTESY PHOTO Last week, Google reminded us of one of the greatest individuals to grace the Earth. Steve Irwin unfortunately passed away a little less than thirteen years ago, in 2006; he would have been 57 this year. Irwin died doing what he loved, which was involving himself with nature. […]
Ask any student on this campus, and they can tell you one thing about Plymouth State University: it’s haunted. There are stories that surround the underground tunnels between Blair and Mary Lyon, people seeing the figure of a little girl in Merrill, or the figure of a boy in the […]
Back in December Plymouth was able to enjoy the opening of a new restaurant, The Grotto. It opened in early December, about a week before finals for the students of Plymouth State University. Now that the second semester is in full swing more Plymouth State students are able to fully […]
Throughout Black History Month there have been many events organized by Dr. Mary Beth Ray and Professor Kristin Stelmok of the Women’s Studies Council, from crocheting to tackling major social issues. We would like to acknowledge Professor Stelmok’s contribution to the organization of these events and apologize sincerely for the […]
Sometime between 8:40 p.m and 9:00 p.m on Saturday, February 16th, there was an altercation involving several people that occurred in the Langdon Woods Residential Hall. The altercation happened on the fourth floor in the elevator. Two guys were at the center of interest and were questionable as to if […]
Two years ago, Mattea Powers, now a third-year student, created the ‘1,000 Cranes for Peace Project.’ The goal was to make 1,000 cranes, and with the help of 21 student organizations and staff, 1,650 cranes were made that year. Powers is bringing the project back to campus this semester, hoping […]
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 […]
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 […]