Alumni Association hosts Grads and Crawdads
Alumni and graduating seniors gathered at the Ogletree house for the Grads and Crawdads event on April 28.
More than 350 grads and seniors registered...
Federal judge rules in favor of City of Hattiesburg
The City of Hattiesburg recently won a lawsuit over new redistricting plans.
According to WDAM, Hattiesburg resident the Rev. Kenneth Fairley, Sr., and others claimed...
Former USM iTech technician charged with seven counts of stalking
Caption: Quandom Benn
The University Police Department made an arrest Monday for the investigation of a privacy invasion case that began in June 2014.
Quandom Benn,...
‘Burg sheds light on domestic violence
October is a month that celebrates and raises awareness for women who are going through tough times, but breast cancer is not the only...
Miss. residents re-elect Cochran, GOP takes the Senate
Credit: Courtesy Photo
After a long and expensive midterm election cycle, Democrats lost control of the Senate, increased their minority in the House and...
Gov. Bryant signs anti-LGBTQ+ legislation
On Monday, the Legislature sent the Religious Freedom Bill, House Bill 1523, to Gov. Bryant to be reviewed. That same day, protesters gathered outside...
SGA moves toward smoke-free campus
By the end of November, the USM Student Government Association expects to submit a refined draft of the smoke-free policy legis- lation for review...
‘Age of Ultron’ trailer leaked
About a week before it was scheduled to be released, Marvel’s “Avengers 2: Age of Ultron” trailer was leaked around 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday,...
USM Orchestra to perform in holiday program
The University of Southern Mississippi Symphony Orchestra, various USM choirs, the Hattiesburg Civic Chorus and Hattiesburg area high school students will be collaborating in...
USM student dies of ‘blunt force injuries’
Early Saturday, USM student and Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity member Cole Whaley died of “blunt force injuries” at the DoubleTree hotel located at 300...
