Kyron and Kamron Barnes are two players who play the same position and come from the same place. They also share the same face.
Now both freshmen offensive linemen at Southern Miss, the Barnes twins...
By: Kalli Cox
Cox beginning her journey with Pedal for Change.
“Growing up, whenever someone mentioned human trafficking, my first thought was the line ‘I will find you, and I will kill you,’...
At 6 o’clock on a Monday morning, the average college student is asleep. Even if one is awake, they most likely have not left their dorm, their apartment or even their bed at that time in the morning.
If...
Haize Hinton of Soso, Mississippi, seemed like a healthy baby when she was born in September 2015. However, at two months, her parents noticed she was not using her right arm. A visit to the pediatrician...
When Joshua Mackie joined USM’s esports team, Eagle Esports, as a freshman in 2020, he was the only player to participate in the Rainbow Six Siege team’s tryouts. A year later, he led the team to...
You come home from a long day of work, it's after five and you're tired. You arrive home to the Mr. or the Mrs. and your two children. However, upon arrival and fatigue you find three extra children,...
(Photos/Sarah Kofman)
Tucked away on South 13th Avenue, there is a used bookstore that has been in the city for nearly fifty years.
The Book Rack is inside a yellow house-turned-store full of overloaded...
As Hattiesburg’s tattooing industry grows around the University of Southern Mississippi, students have more access than ever to tattoos. But how will industries with traditionally negative views of...
This year has been one that will not soon be forgotten. Classes were pushed online in March when the COVID-19 pandemic started. Students physically left campus the week before spring break and returned in August.
In the Nov. 3 election, Mississippians will decide whether to amend the state constitution with Initiative 65, which would legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes.
Over the last year, new murals have made an appearance throughout Hattiesburg. These murals were created by the Hattiesburg Alliance for Public Art (HAPA), which just completed its newest mural project this past week.
