Everyone has an opinion on what could be improved throughout the university. Whether it be shuttle times, quiet hours, or the unnerving flickering of the sidewalk lights, everyone has an idea of how the school should be run and what changes should be made. The only way to know what’s […]
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Student Support Foundation
CLOCK PHOTO/JENNIFER TEPPER There are a number of problems students find themselves running into such as getting food, or emergency financial needs for medical, travel, or textbook expenses. The Student Support Foundation (SSF) is a confidential program established in August 2005 that is available for Plymouth State University students to […]
Cramming Conundrums
CLOCK PHOTO/TINA SERVAES With the end of the year closing in faster and faster, students are finding themselves in the same predicament: an overflow of tests and projects and little free time to complete them. All students have found themselves in this situation before. They're lying in bed, ready to […]
New England Libraries
CLOCK PHOTO/JACK ROBERTS Janina Misiewicz is a junior English major with a minor in photography who has started a fundraising campaign in order to raise enough money to delve into her newest photography project, New England Libraries. Misiewicz is using her passion for photography to capture the essence of […]
Excuses, Excuses, Excuses
CLOCK PHOTO/TINA SERVAES Let’s face it: everyone has skipped class. Maybe once, maybe twice… Perhaps a handful of times. Either way, every student has been there. Whether it was hitting the snooze button over and over again, wanting to enjoy the warm weather at Livermore with friends, or getting buried […]
Tattoo Mayhem
Photo Credit: Maris Davis Coming to college is one of the biggest life changing events that a person can experience. However, new environments, people, and classes aren’t the only changes going on for many college students. Being presented with the opportunity to change themselves into someone completely new leads many […]
Plymouth State Pre-Medical Professional Society
Photo Credit: Katherine Stilling The Plymouth State Pre-Medical Professional Society is one of the many organizations on campus that many studetns are not fully aware of. This organization was designed for the purpose of helping students through the task of getting into the medical field. “We help inform students about […]
Student Spotlight: Marissa Davis
Photo Credit: Jennifer Tepper A student of many talents would not even begin to describe Marissa Davis, a sophomore Criminal Justice major who recently declared a double minor: Pre-Law, and Child Welfare and Family Services. Many may recognize her name from the e-mails they receive regarding events happening on campus […]
Spring Break: What Will You Be Doing?
Photo Credit: Jennifer Tepper One of the most talked about, anticipated, and Hollywood loved college experiences is nearly upon us – Spring Break. With one week to go, many students are already planning out what they’ll spend their free time doing. One of the most common Spring Break activities that […]
Overcoming Procrastination
Photo Credit: Tina Servaes Procrastination is something that all college students deal with at one point or another. It’s inevitable: who wants to do homework when they could be watching Netflix, partying with their friends, or hitting the slopes? Although everyone procrastinates, there comes a point when it is taken […]