Southern Miss Gulf Coast Photo Gallery

Academics, research and more

The University of Southern Mississippi's Gulf Coast operations encompasses six main locations that serve the coastal regions of the state, providing four-year and master's degrees, research opportunities and a commitment to the a diverse and resilient community.

The 500-year-old Friendship Oak is a gathering place for students at Gulf Park.
Friendship Oak
Students enjoy a comfortable reading area at the Gulf Coast Library.
Library leisure
A researcher is surrounded by 3-D data projected at Stennis Space Center.
Dive into data
A student works in a lab at Stennis Space Center
Marine Science lab
High school student watches birds on a bayou tour in Jackson County.
Bird's eye view
Coastal Sciences Camp students sample shrimp and crabs in the tidal marshes.
Mellow marshes
A brown pelican takes flight over Davis Bayou near the Gulf Coast Research Lab.
Brown beauty
A water lilly grows in a fresh water pond.
Fresh flowers
A small mole crab found in the surf zone on the south shore of Horn Island.
Mole crab

Other Photo Galleries

The historic Biloxi Lighthouse dates to 1848.
Mississippi Gulf Coast Photo Gallery
The original Dining Hall was one of the first structures on campus.
History photo gallery
music students sing the Southern Miss alma mater
Traditions photo gallery
Mississippi Armed Forces Museum exhibits include a tank
City of Hattiesburg Photo Gallery
students walking through the Hattiesburg campus
Hattiesburg Campus Photo Gallery
More than 1,200 students, staff, faculty, friends and fans formed a human “100.
Founders' Day 2010