By: Marika Smith

A bill brought before the state legislature last week could influence the way USM administration officials view the plane they currently lease from the USM Foundation....

By: Marika Smith

The bill that threatened the job security of tenure and tenure-track professors across the state has been effectively killed before even making it to the house floor....

By: Staff Reports

Student Support Services  The USM Student Support Services Program has moved from the trailer behind Vann Hall to McLemore Hall rooms 201 through 205.  The services provided by the program are fully operational at this time.  These service...

By: Mike Blount

Sam Adcock is not a hippie even though most of his fans are. Adcock plays bass for the Hattiesburg rock group, Chance Fisher....

By: Patrick Fisackerly

USM will present a screening of “I Ran Against Us,” an original feature film by USM graduate N. T. Bullock Wednesday. The film blends the genres of romantic comedy and political satire to create a truly original experience....

By: Earvin Hopkins

One of the biggest benefit concerts in USM’s history is set for February 18th, 5:30-7:30 at Union Square....

By: From Staff, wire reports

Larry Eustachy and Joye Lee-McNelis are feeling a lot better these days. The two Southern Miss basketball coaches can rest a little easier after Saturday, when Eustachy’s Golden Eagles defeated Houston 57-55 on the road and Lee-McNelis’ Lady E...

By: Jim Mashek/MCT Campus

MIAMI – The Saints are world champions. Coach Sean Payton’s squad responded time and again with the game on the line, and they put it away when second-year cornerback Tracy Porter intercepted Peyton Manning’s pass on a quick slant to Reg...

By: Tyler Cleveland

It’s less than 48 hours since the New Orleans Saints became Super Bowl champions, and I’m still trying to figure out how it happened....

By: Zach Mansell

Students are going to have a lot to worry about after graduation....

By: Our View

If you’ve paid much attention lately, you know the state of Mississippi is barely staying afloat in treacherous fiscal waters. Many on this campus find their permanent home in the state, but the rest live here at least temporarily – making all...

By: Stormy Speaks

It’s official:  Foursquare fever has hit the staff of the Printz. It’s been a week since we discovered this addicting cell phone application, and the fever could soon spread across the entire USM campus....

By: Patrick Fisackerly

On Tuesday, Feb. 2, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the nominations for the 82nd annual Academy Awards....

By: Jesse Bass

Toyota of Hattiesburg will be ready to fix potentially hazardous gas pedals from all three recalls next week, the dealership’s general manager Alton Pierce said....

By: Jesse Bass

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates announced Tuesday that the nation’s armed forces will take the first steps towards repealing the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy....

By: Tyler Cleveland and Ross Ewing

College football fans across Mississippi celebrated the 2010 rendition of national signing day Wednesday, and head coach Larry Fedora welcomed 26 new athletes into the USM football program....

By: Tyler Cleveland

A lot has changed in the Southern Miss football program since Larry Fedora arrived in Hattiesburg....

By: Jonathan Andrews

The members of the Southern Miss Student Government Association have big plans for the centennial year as they simultaneously prepare for the centennial celebration, SGA elections and the year’s remaining student initiatives....

By: Adele MacGregor

Southern Miss students have one week remaining in a preferential registration period for the 2010 British Studies Program in London this summer....

By: Marika Smith

With the 2008 presidential election fading in the memory of college students across the country, the USM student body seems to be increasingly less interested in political issues....