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Faculty, Graduate Students Benefit from Publishing Seminar
11.17.2010

Gulf Coast Civic Chorale to Commemorate Close of Centennial Celebration
11.17.2010

The University of Southern Mississippi will close its 2010 Centennial Celebration with performances by the Southern Miss Gulf Coast Civic Chorale. Having performed earlier in the year to welcome the centennial, the chorale will now commemorate the special occasion with “Holiday Celebration – A Centennial Celebration.”

Southern Miss Gulf Coast to Host Two-Day Conference on Obama Presidency
11.17.2010

Southern Miss Custodial Staff Make United Way Gift to Shafer Center
11.17.2010

Members of The University of Southern Mississippi’s custodial staff are heeding the call of the United Way to Live United.

The Southern Miss employees recently joined to designate their donation, totaling nearly $200, to the university’s United Way Campaign in support of the Shafer Center for Crisis Intervention.

Free Jazz Concert Features Student Compositions, Classic Renditions
11.17.2010

Funk, Afro-Latin and swing music will all be on the menu for the Jazz Lab Band I concert at 7:30 p.m. Fri., Nov. 19 on The University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg campus.

DeArmey to Deliver Distinguished Professorship Lecture Nov. 19
11.17.2010

Dr. Michael DeArmey, professor of philosophy, will deliver the Charles W. Moorman Distinguished Alumni Professorship lecture at 1:45 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 19 in Gonzales Auditorium at The University of Southern Mississippi.

Best Selling Author Koch coming to Barnes and Noble for Katrina Book Signing
11.16.2010

A University of Southern Mississippi alumna will be on the Hattiesburg campus to sign copies of her popular book on Hurricane Katrina Thursday, Nov. 18 from 5-7 p.m. and Friday Nov. 19 from 4-6 p.m. at Barnes and Noble bookstore.

Applications Being Accepted for DuBard School’s Out-Client Program
11.16.2010

The DuBard School for Language Disorders at The University of Southern Mississippi is accepting applications for its unique out-client Language Enhancement and Achievement Program (LEAP).

Hattiesburg Police Make Arrests in Shooting of Southern Miss Students
11.16.2010

(Update: All Still Hospitalized in Fair Condition)

Three Jeff Davis County residents are in custody and police are seeking a fourth suspect in the shooting of three University of Southern Mississippi students early Sunday morning at a Hattiesburg nightclub.

Southern Miss President Saunders Updates Campus on Players' Injuries
11.15.2010

University of Southern Mississippi President Martha Saunders sent out a message to the campus community earlier today regarding the off-campus shooting of three football players. Read the full text here.