Adjacent to the northern edge of campus is the Longleaf Trace, a 41-mile stretch of reclaimed railroad track that serves as a walking, jogging, biking and equestrian trail.
This circular garden between the International Center and the Theatre and Dance Building symbolizes the partnership between Southern Miss and the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.
A reminder of days past and a tribute to our teacher training roots, this antique one-room schoolhouse is in the courtyard of the Owings-McQuagge Hall, home of the College of Education and Psychology.
In the center of campus and next to Cook Library, this is the place for honing Frisbee skills, taking a nap, studying or working on your tan.
Want a quick back-to-nature getaway? Head for this 300-acre site a few miles west of campus, where you can hike, picnic, fish or just rest. Beautiful!
