Two nursing faculty members at the University of Southern Mississippi have created a mobile app that will assist their students on performing clinical tasks.
The Mississippi Association of School Resource Officers is holding its state conference in Gulfport. The goal is for these 60 officers to serve not only in law enforcement but also act as mentors and counselors to the kids they interact with every day on school campuses.
The sounds of Hotty Toddy echoing in the Mississippi Aquarium on Tuesday meant for the first time in two years Ole Miss could bring its message to supporters on the Coast.
The RV Hermes has served the University of Southern Mississippi as a floating classroom for more than 64 years providing hands-on experience in education and research to both students and scientists.
After Hancock Middle School’s yearbook surfaced with inappropriate quotes and remarks from students, many felt it was long over due something needed to be done.
University of Southern Mississippi professor Xiaodan Gu has been named one of the recipients of an Early Career Research grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
The Infinity Science Center held its grand re-opening Saturday after closing due to COVID-19. Guests were all smiles while seeing their favorite characters celebrate Sci-Fi Saturday at the center.
As the need for cyber security grows for both consumers and companies, some high school students are learning the skills needed for this important job.
Starting this fall, the first civil engineering degree program on the Coast will be offered at the Naval Construction Battalion Center in Gulfport, specifically designed for Seabees.
Parents flooded Facebook on Monday expressing their concern and outrage over the yearbook, which included prompts and questions that were answered by the sixth, seventh and eighth graders.
Receiving an appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy is a huge accomplishment in and of itself, but for Ashton Rubio and his family, it’s also a full circle moment.
The former superintendent of the George County School District has filed a complaint against the district alleging she was forced out of her position after suffering unfair treatment at the hands of the school board.
All branches of the United States military are always looking for a few good men and women, and they’ve found several in the Class of 2021 on the Gulf Coast.
The crushing defeat at the ballot box for the $67 million Jackson County School District bond issue has officials trying to figure out what went wrong.
After a long year of dealing with COVID-19 restrictions, George County High's Class of 2021 celebrated their achievement surrounded by friends and family at Tuesday night's graduation ceremony.
The $67 million bond proposed for the Jackson County School District has many people concerned about the district’s plans to use these funds to make improvements.
Since the bond was announced, opinions in the small communities of Vancleave, East Central, and St. Martin have been varied, with some people supporting the bond and others encouraging people to vote against it.
Whether or not you’re a winner, all proceeds from Powerball, scratch offs, and Mega Millions go into Mississippi classrooms from the Education Enhancement Fund.
