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From the University of Southern Mississippi Yearbooks Collection. Annual issued by the students of the University of Southern Mississippi in 1985.

From the University of Southern Mississippi Yearbooks Collection. Annual issued by the students of the University of Southern Mississippi in 2004.

Photograph of a crowd protesting President Shelby Thames' termination of tenured professors Gary Stringer and Frank Glamser. Students hold signs calling for Thames' impeachment, appointment of Glamser as university president, and other sentiments.

Photograph of a crowd protesting President Shelby Thames' termination of tenured professors Gary Stringer and Frank Glamser. People in the crowd hold signs calling for reinstatement of the professors, appointment of Glamser as university president, and other sentiments.

Photograph of a crowd protesting President Shelby Thames' termination of tenured professors Gary Stringer and Frank Glamser. People in the crowd hold signs of protest.

Photograph of the May 19, 1970, Student printz with the headline: "Bond cancellation spurs demonstration" and an article about the cancellation by Julian Bond of an address he was to make on campus on Sunday, May 17. Bond cancelled his appearance in the wake of the deaths of students at Jackson State University and in Augusta, Georgia. Students demonstrated at Dr. William McCain's home and at the Administration Building. Photograph also found in Chester M. Morgan's book, Dearly bought, deeply treasured on page 134.

Photograph of a protest against the firing of professors Frank Glamser and Gary Stringer by President Shelby Thames. Featured in the Student Printz, vol. 88, issue 44 (8 April 2004) on page 1.

Photograph of R.B. Hill, retired theatre professor, at a protest against the firing of professors Frank Glamser and Gary Stringer by President Shelby Thames. Hill holds a small sign athat reads, "Retirees against Thames" and wears a small sign on his hat calling for the impeachment of Thames. Featured in the Student Printz, vol. 88, issue 44 (8 April 2004) on page 1.

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 29, from February 9, 1966. Columns include, "Sources say Ho Chi Minh seeks peace in Viet Nam", "Seante discusses two amendments, raises in salary", "RED speaker discusses college life, drinking", "Note reportedly sent to India to end fighting", "Local Jaycees solicit USM aid in drive", "Russians controlled Luna's transmitters", "Giants host Centenary in Coliseum", "USM talkers capture Illinois sweepstakes", "Merrymakers get Smorgasbord at big UAC Mardi Gras dance", "Young Republicans to meet Monday", "Letters demanding a writing", "Voice from another minority", "Alchohol and the student: important theme for RED", "Fate of those who eat at 1?", "Students approve amendments", "1984: Is it here now?", "21 beauties make bid for Valentine Queen honor", "Voting for queen closes Saturday", "Classified Section", "A living dream for Becky Dettra: Loretta Young and Hollywood", "In the sportslight", "Six teams seek title in cage tourney", "J.C.'s trounce Riverrats, 79-55, KS eliminates PKT in playoffs", "Frosh have four games remaining, beat IFC, 108-42", "Backstage with Dove", "'Becket' runs thru Saturday in Playhouse", "Lead players in 'Becket' show striking likenesses", "Southern Accent on Manhanttan", "USM grad named Bay St. Louis Top Young Man", "Gentrys ride wave of fame", "Dr. Fike collects books for Prentiss Institute", "Subcommittee to reinstate daily prayer", "Dr. McCain to appear on special TV show", "Two fur stoles taken at Ball", and "Dr. Morgan writes article for bulletin".

From the University Union and Student Activities Record Group. Student Printz, Vol. 39, No. 6, from October 1, 1965. Columns include, "Southerners meet Richmond Spiders in home test Saturday", "Polls re-open today with posts at stake", "Fountain will 'blow' open new coliseum", "Keep grades high men, Big Uncle is watching", "Lit magazine plans session", "BSU buys lots on 32nd Avenue", "Senate may be representative, but the question is, for whom?", "Washing Bill out with dirty soap", "Kashmir and the 'ifs' for the U.S.", "Splinters infect Republican ranks", "Her chains are creaking but old glory still flies", "Cool feet", "Phi Alpha receives SAE charter", "Tri Sigs elect pledge leaders", "Toothless prisoner loses bid for teeth", "Chi O pledges elect officers, plan fall Eleusinian banquet", "In the sportslight", "Southern ready to 'bug' Spiders", "Monti's Football Predictions", "Ninety coeds to compete in intramural tennis play", "Council announces Cotton Maid plans", "Tri-Deltda pledges name new officers", "Pike pledges elect leaders", "Application deadline nears for Fulbright Scholarship grants", "Physics Club plans coming year's project", "Duties of dorm chairmen explained", "Beatles sigh, no formal duds for them", "Scotland Yard looks for Gypsy assailant", "Spirit committee urges student participation", "ATO's affiliate eight in open rush activity", "Southern graduate assists Walker in tour of hurricane damage area", "USM football replays to be aired on local TV", "Married students of USM to meet Tuesday night", "Geology Club shown slides of Western U.S.", "Lewis King sets pace in contest", and "Fans score 'gimmack'".

From University Photographs. A black and white photograph of a Panthers protest, Black Unrest, full quarter intramural protest.

From University Photographs. A color photograph of protestors of the Gulf War demonstrating on Union Plaza. Photograph featured in the 1991 Southerner yearbook page 204.

From University Photographs. A cut out of an article from the Student Printz 1955 regarding a student protest about a decision made by the board.