The Mississippi river in the main area of the United States is at a drought. It is in a bad condition. This is the worst drought in at least a decade.
The river across the basin and dozens of...
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After last night's defeat, Southern Miss needed some boost in their emotions. First baseman Christopher Sargent gave them that advantage with a one-out RBI-single in the...
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Southern Miss dropped a must-win matchup against the UTSA Roadrunners 11-2 ending their hopes at a conference title.
The achilles heel in this Southern...
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In a Conference USA tournament elimination game, the No. 14 Southern Miss Golden Eagles blanked Florida Atlantic to move onto the semifinal round in the Conference...
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Southern Miss dropped their second game in the Conference USA tournament 7-6 to the UTSA Roadrunners.
Brady Faust steals third in crucial play in B8.Photo by Austin Lindsey
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The Student Printz Executive Editor Kyra Lampley and SM2 News Director Charlie Luttrell contributed to this report.
As the ink dries on Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves’ signature of Senate Bill...
After a long-awaited process, Mississippi has officially become the 37th state in the nation to legalize medical cannabis.
The Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act (SB2095) was signed into law by...
Mississippi’s Post Secondary Board unanimously voted to change the state’s financial programs, which will shift how low income and minority students pay for college.
The proposed program,...
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Forbes recently named the University of Southern Mississippi the top Mississippi college in education and sixth best workplace in the state.
Forbes, an American business magazine,...
People who are into automobiles often attend car shows so they can meet similar hobbyists and exchange tips, experiences and stories. No matter what kind of vehicle they are into, be it antique, modern,...
In the Nov. 3 election, Mississippians will decide whether to amend the state constitution with Initiative 65, which would legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes.
