On Feb. 1, Women in Science and Engineering (WiSE) held its first meeting of the Spring semester. The meeting was held in the Thad Cochran Center over coffee and pizza. Women studying in all fields of...
The debate on whether or not video games are to blame for children’s destructive behaviors has been circulating for years, yet President Donald Trump recently insisted on tackling the subject once again....
With a new year comes new, exciting content for students to further indulge in while procrastinating and ignoring responsibilities. 2018 promises to deliver yet another year jam-packed with highly anticipated...
In a world where we’re able to order virtually anything through an app and get it delivered within hours, it’s no surprise online dating was one of the first truly remarkable things that the internet...
Mississippi experienced record snowfall just a few short weeks ago in December of 2017. Even more outstanding is the fact that South Mississippi closed schools, government buildings and basically the state...
Most people reading this will not be prepared for what lies herein, as the principle of net neutrality has been a hallmark of our first world freedom since the internet’s conception. The FCC, by way...
Harassing delinquent sixth-graders, doing combat with grouchy strippers and saving the town from yet another alien invasion is all in a day’s work for South Park newest hero: you. South Park: The Fractured...
The explosive online sensation PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, more commonly referred to as PUBG, broke records with over one million users playing daily and over 10 million copies sold.
What began as...
Southern Miss students shared their thoughts on Apple’s announcement of its coming hardware with a variety of perspectives.
With the iPhone X (pronounced “ten”) releasing at $999, there was a slew...
The University of Southern Mississippi prides itself in offering “over 30 dynamic student organizations that enhance campus culture every day with their ideas, events, and leadership” according to...
After getting feedback from students and professors, The University of Southern Mississippi decided to change the platform it uses for all online academic resources. Now, students will be redirected to...
Sky enthusiasts across the U.S. are eager to bear witness to a rare celestial spectacle on Monday, August 21, when, for the first time in the nation’s history, citizens will be able to observe a total...
