Teachers in Mississippi will see a $2,000 pay increase for the next school year. Starting July 1, public school teachers, attendance officers, psychologists, occupational therapists and assistant teachers...
For Jeramie Posey, winning Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year is not just a personal achievement, it is a chance to be seen.
The Southern Miss defensive lineman earned the honor at the Talon Awards, an...
The Sexual Assault Prevention Ambassadors at Southern Miss invited Shalotta Sharp to present a lecture for sexual assault awareness month on April 27. The lecture focused on what happens in the hospital...
The Students Poets Association, the USM Creative Writing Club, and the University Libraries collaborated to host Poetry Open Mic Night on April 30, where students could either present their own poem or...
As the lights dimmed and the room fell to a reverent silence, a video of remembrance played across the screen — a tribute to a man who, over the course of more than five years, had transformed the halls...
Eagle Dining at The University of Southern Mississippi has provided new details following the announcement that the campus Starbucks will be replaced by a Dunkin' Donuts in Fall 2026, a decision that has...
After a semester of work, University of Southern Mississippi senior graphic design students showcased their projects during the opening reception held in the Gallery of the George Hurst Building on Thursday,...
A mobile Shred-it truck arrived Friday at USM’s Physical Plant, offering an environmentally friendly way to dispose of sensitive papers and reduce identity theft risks.
Organized by USM's Office of...
The Medical Laboratory Sciences Program at the University of Southern Mississippi celebrated its 55th anniversary with a blood drive, an open house, three lectures and vendors to recruit students. The...
Nearly three decades after its launch, Rate My Professors remains a go-to tool for college students—even as questions about the accuracy of its reviews continue to follow the site.
Rate My Professors...
In the 1950s, women’s organizations and churches across Mississippi were publishing cookbooks. Books that reveal a trend toward the increasing use of convenience store foods in America. But tucked between...
Eagle Palooza returned to Downtown Hattiesburg on April 24, in the Commons, bringing together students, alumni and the Pine Belt community for live music, food and more.
The event started at 5:30 p.m....
