Dan Fallon, of Manchester, New Hampshire, came to Plymouth State as a first year student four football seasons ago. A well-known high school football player in southern New Hampshire, he chose Plymouth State for many different reasons. He lost his brother in 2002 to a battle with cancer; so being […]

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PLYMOUTH – Although losing in the effort, the Plymouth State University Women’s Soccer team snapped Western Connecticut State University’s shut out streak at six games, but the Colonials pulled away with a 2-1 victory over the Panthers on Saturday afternoon at Panther Field in a Little East Conference showdown. Western […]

DUDLEY, MA. – It was another tough week for the Plymouth State football team as they lost to Nichols College 19-14 in Dudley, Mass. The loss knocks PSU’s record to 2-4 for the season, with a 2-2 NEFC (New England Football Conference) record. Nichols’ record moved to 4-2 overall with […]

Believe it or not, Plymouth knows how to rock. With sponsorship from PACE and WPCR, These Green Eyes and The Junior Varsity brought a solid show to the Multi-purpose Room on Thursday, October 12, 2006 in the Hartman Union Building here at Plymouth State. Members of These Green Eyes are […]

PLYMOUTH – On Saturday, October 7, The Plymouth State Women’s Rugby team played their third game of the season against Castleton State College. Castleton showed up late to the pitch, fueling the Marauders’ aggression for the upcoming game. The first half couldn’t have started off better with only 8 minutes […]

#8220;Anything Goes”, a show of mistaken identities but the right guy ending up with the right girl at the end anyways, entertains and keeps the audience laughing from beginning to end. “Anything Goes” takes places on the S. S. American, leaving port from New York City and headed to England. […]

A fantastic new novelist, Katherine Min, exploded onto the writer’s scene with her first novel, “Secondhand World.” The novel is a coming-of-age story for 18-year-old Isadora Myung Hee Sohn, referred to in the book as Isa. Min is a professor at Plymouth State who teaches mainly graduate-level English classes. Her […]

Headlines indicate it was quite the week in Europe, the Prime Minister of Hungary survived a vote of confidence in the Hungarian Parliament. The Coalition Party currently in power in Latvia won a slight majority in general elections. Russia refused European Union requests for an end to economic sanctions against […]