PLYMOUTH – Western Connecticut State University manhandled Plymouth State University 88-61 at Foley Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon in the LEC (Little East Conference) home opener for both teams. Jennifer Kancler sunk five three-point shots and finished with a game-high 22 points. Stacey Roberts contributed with 17 points and nailed 3-of-4 […]
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Did you ever know that you’re my (Guitar) Hero?
On Wednesday, November 29, Plymouth State University students in the Fireplace Lounge witnessed to a competition unrivaled by any event that ever came before. In a battle to the death (figuratively) Ryan Sherman and Mat Lowell aggressively tackled the chords displayed on the projector before them, each hoping to squash […]
Card catalogs in computer code: Plymouth State University information architect creates new search engine software
The use of search engines can be described as an every day activity for many individuals. The term “Google it” has all but replaced “look it up” and one can find anything and everything on the “world wide web”. But, is this really possible? Plymouth State University’s Information Architect Casey […]
Mistletoe Over Baghdad: Two students’ mission to bring the holidays to soldiers in Iraq
Peter Laufenberg, the Student Body President, and Jeremy Foskitt, a USNH Trustee, have taken it upon themselves to try and bring a little bit of the holiday spirit to the brave men and women that are serving in Iraq this year. Laufenberg and Foskitt were in Dr. Michelle Fistek’s class […]
Dance with “Happy Feet”!
Though movie-goers may be leery of seeing yet another penguin movie, the new Warner Brothers film, “Happy Feet,” has its own insights into the lives of penguins when humans aren’t shoving cameras in their faces. What are they doing? They’re partying! In Antarctica, every Emperor Penguin has a special song […]
Plymouth State alum becomes teacher in China
Tyler Durham, a Plymouth State University alum, will call the Chinese city of Gao’an home for the next nine months. It is a city of 830,000 people in China’s Jiangxi Province. Though Gao’an is a city, containing all the conveniences and commodities one would expect of a modern city, it […]
“Employee of the Month”
Upon seeing advertisements, “Employee of the Month” doesn’t seem like a particularly promising film right off the bat. A comedian and a pop singer are the two leading actors in a movie about competing for the title of employee of the month at a BJ’s-style warehouse. Surprisingly enough, the movie […]
Student Services exposé:
Finding an internship, searching for a job or planning to study abroad is a daunting task and making a final decision is best when supported by helpful and professional advice in an inviting atmosphere. That is what Plymouth State University’s Bagley Center is all about. The Bagley Center focuses on […]
You’re invited to The Centripetal release party
The Mandarin Taste Lounge will host The Centripetal’s release party on December 12 at 7:00 p.m. Pu-pu platters will be served and there will be a performance by guest poet, Hope Jordan. There will be an open mic for those interested in sharing pieces followed by an after party. “The […]
Holiday parade lights up downtown
After hours and hours of work constructing their float themed, “stopping by the woods on a snowy evening,” some Plymouth State’s students’ hard work paid off when the float was a huge success at the holiday parade in Plymouth on December 2. The planning committee, consisting of PSU students Robin […]