Plymouth, N.H.-The Red Sox went to the playoffs and Student Senate, with last year’s riot in mind, knew that they had to do something. Thus the “Reverse the Curse” task force was formed. The task force sponsored many Red Sox events in which all Plymouth State students were invited to […]

PLYMOUTH-The Department of Residential Life and Physical Plant have several renovations for the residence halls planned to take place during Winterim and this summer, in addition to beginning work on the new residence hall this spring. Usually each year about a half million dollars has been spent for hall renovations, […]

PLYMOUTH-On Friday, October 22, University Police made another arrest in a string of arrests related to the incidents that occurred after the Red Sox overtook the Yankees to win the ALCS title. Eric Pugliese, a PSU from Arlington, MA was charged with arson, a class B felony. Pugliese allegedly set […]

PLYMOUTH-Democratic candidate for Congress in the second congressional district, Paul Hodes made a campaign stopped by the PSU campus Tuesday night. Hodes is a self-described “independent -minded democrat,” who has spent his career as a civil servant, working as Assistant Attorney General of New Hampshire. Hodes stopped in front of […]

Have you looked in the mirror recently and noticed a slowly (or rapidly) growing beer gut? Not only is it unsightly, and remind you of just how much money you spend on alcohol, new research shows that a beer belly could be affecting men where they least want it- right […]

For years, debates have risen over stem cell research. Some feel that science has gone too far, messing with things that would be better left alone. Others think technology must do whatever it takes to solve the mysteries of the human body. Many scientists realize that stem cell research could […]

American politics can be a lot like reality shows (not mentioning names but one show in particular comes to mind). Politicians are usually split into two groups or “tribes,” we call them political parties. Each party or “tribe” is made up of several individuals each with their own personal goals. […]

According to CNN.com, around 300 protestors gathered last Sunday in TEOTIHUACAN, Mexico to rally against the recent opening of a new Wal-Mart that is close to an ancient Mayan ruin site. The Teotihuacan ruins are over 2,000 years old, and much excavation is currently underway. From the top of the […]

Elect: verb: to choose by vote, to select or pick out suffix: chosen but not inducted (e.g. president-elect), theological reference: chosen by GodElection: act of electing or choosingElector: qualified voter Elect comes to English from the Latin electo (meaning choice). The mid-15th century first used elect, especially in its theological […]

For those of you who always wished that beer tasted better- have no fear! Anheuser-Bush brewery will be introducing a new, sweeter beer that is intended to compete with flavored vodkas and rums that are sweeping across the dance floors of clubs attended by young singles. The new beer, called […]