The rising pop sensation, Tate McRae, has dropped her highly anticipated third album, So Close to What. This release follows the immense success of her sophomore album, Think Later, which produced massive...

With vinyl’s resurgence among teens and young adults, independent record stores have experienced a boost in sales. However, these stores continue to struggle to compete with the convenience and selection...

After nearly a year since her last release, Chappell Roan dropped her new single, “The Giver,” on March 13, taking fans back to her Midwestern roots while celebrating overt queerness. “The Giver”...

The Eudora Welty House and Garden, located at 1109 Pinehurst St. in Jackson, across from Belhaven University, stands as a museum dedicated to the celebrated Mississippi author. Known for her novels and...

Billboard magazine listed hip-hop and rap as the most-listened-to genres of 2023 and 2024. Following close behind in second and third place were pop and rock. However, one genre has played in millions...

The Student Printz is proud to celebrate Women’s History Month, extending our well wishes to the Southern Miss community and beyond. This month, we highlight the late Lura Gibbons-Currier, the first...

Last fall, several billboards in Hattiesburg and bulletin boards on the Southern Miss campus displayed a striking poster featuring an unusual figure holding a puppet, announcing an event: “Mr. Alien,...

When I heard Ringo Starr was making a country album, I jumped out of my seat with excitement. You remember Ringo, right? The drummer for the Beatles? Not many people know this, but Starr has long been...

Calling all Marvel fans, it’s time to discuss the new Captain America movie—though, perhaps, not for the reasons you might expect. While the film is billed as a Captain America story, it often feels...

Love is in the air. The birds are singing, and couples are cozying up—what better time to buy a home? That’s the premise of the movie Love Hurts. Marvin Gable, our protagonist, is a real estate agent...

Hidden deep in downtown Hattiesburg, past the Train Depot and the Lucky Rabbit, stands a building from the 1940s. At first glance, it may resemble a house, but it transforms upon entry. A large dog tag-shaped...