Plymouth State University
Saturday, July 5, 2025
Lady Panther Lax Wins Two in Puerto Rico Trio of Tingley, Vonachen and Sullivan Carry PSU Through Opening Week Gary Zirpolo For The Clock gjzirpolo@plymouth.edu COURTESY PHOTO: DWIGHT DAVIES The Plymouth State University women’s lacrosse team took two out of three games last week during a spring break series in […]
Briana Perry For The Clock baperry@plymouth.edu Two teams will compete on a stage filled with comedy-based, Olympic-style games in PSU’s first ever Improv Olympics. It will take place on Saturday, March 26 in the HUB Hage room from 8-10 p.m. The two teams, Nosebleeds and Emergency Procedures, are comprised […]
PSU Power Rankings Weston Atwood For The Clock wja2000@plymouth.edu 1.Women's Lacrosse – Women’s lacrosse is off to a strong 3-2 start with interim head coach Abby Burbank. They have 44 goals, 18 assists and average just shy of nine goals a game. 2. Baseball – Plymouth State baseball is currently 6-9. […]
Florida Baseball Recap: Panthers Drop Seven, Pick up Four Despite Strong Offensive Start Krajewski, Frederick Dominate at the plate Justin Siewierski Editor-in-Chief js2010@plymouth.edu & Ethan Dorval For The Clock ejd1011@plymouth.edu Jarek Krajewski (Cranston, RI) COURTESY PHOTO Although the Panthers sit below .500 through their first 15 games, it’s safe to […]
10 SECONDS With Whitney Roberts Justin Siewierski Editor-in-Chief js2010@plymouth.edu In college baseball, a regular season for a typical ace requires right around 50 innings a year, all things considered. Say this pitcher becomes your ace at the freshman level, which is pretty rare, but not uncommon. That would mean he’d […]
Where’s the Hannaford? Kendal Lariviere For The Clock klariviere@plymouth.edu Every country, and each region in every country has a unique cuisine or style when it comes to food. However, we rarely look beyond these varying dishes to understand where the food itself comes from. When traveling abroad, it can come as […]
Jib Free Forever Randy Garfield For The Clock rg1015@plymouth.edu CLOCK PHOTO/ALEX CROSSLEY Everyone loves free stuff. Hugs are free, lollipops at the bank are free and for a little while, even El Chapo was free. However, Plymouth States 2016 Rail Jam: Jib Free or Die trumps any bank or Mexican drug […]
Spring Break 2K16 CLOCK PHOTO/KRISTAN McCOY Kristan McCoy For The Clock Dear Spring Breakers, I had never really had a true spring break until last week. My junior year of college; well, unless you consider getting kicked out of your friend’s overbearing mother’s house and becoming stranded in Connecticut. This year, […]
Rain Gardens Continue To Spread Across Campus Justin Hardesty For The Clock jbhardesty@plymouth.edu In the fall semester of 2016, students in the Sustainability in Residences course will implement a landscape design that restores ecological services to the south side of ALLWell North. The ecological design implementation will boast habitats with native […]
Town Hall Meetings Talk Budget President Cabinet Members discuss budget, clusters and open labs Elizabeth Barden News Editor eab1010@plymouth.edu President Don Birx speaking at the Town Hall meeting held on March 23 CLOCK PHOTO/ELIZABETH BARDEN On Wednesday, March 23, two Town Hall meetings were held in the Silver Center at […]