On Friday June 24, the United States Supreme Court voted in favor of overturning Roe vs. Wade. With new laws across the country slowly being integrated into societal norms, U.S. citizens are forced to come to terms that abortions will become illegal in most states.
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...
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Southern Miss’s online bachelor’s degree program stands above five universities in the state, including Mississippi State and William Carey.
In the national rankings including...
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...
The Mississippi State Legislature is under heavy criticism for recent efforts to pass legislation that could terminate the instruction of Critical Race Theory from...
Executive Editor Kyra Lampley and SM2 News Director Charlie Luttrell contributed to this report.
University President Rodney Bennett announced in an email last week to...
University of Southern Mississippi President Dr. Rodney Bennett sent this message to all students and faculty Jan. 21, 2022:
Dear Southern Miss Family:
As I approach...
On Friday June 24, the United States Supreme Court voted in favor of overturning Roe vs. Wade. With new laws across the country slowly being integrated into societal norms, U.S. citizens are forced to come to terms that abortions will become illegal in most states.
On Friday June 24, the United States Supreme Court voted in favor of overturning Roe vs. Wade. With new laws across the country slowly being integrated into societal norms, U.S. citizens are forced to come to terms that abortions will become illegal in most states.
