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There are a few options for public transportation options in Hattiesburg, Mississippi:

• Hub City Transit: This is the city's main public transportation system, operating a fleet of buses serving the city and surrounding areas. Buses run Monday through Friday from 6 am to 6 pm, and on Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm. Fares are $1.25 for adults and $0.50 for children and seniors.
• Hattiesburg Trolley: This is a free trolley service running on weekends and holidays. It makes stops at popular attractions in downtown Hattiesburg.
• Grove Transit: This is a private transportation company that offers shuttle rides, paratransit, and medical transportation.
• Taxis: There are several taxi companies in Hattiesburg. Taxi fares are usually around $2 per mile.

The University of Southern Mississippi offers varied services to its students, including:

• Academic Advising: The University of Southern Mississippi's academic advisors can help students choose classes, plan their degree programs, and stay on track to graduate.
• Career Services: USM's Career Services office can help students with their job search, resume writing, and interview skills; alongside workshops and events on varied career topics.
• Financial Aid: The University of Southern Mississippi Financial Aid office can help students apply for financial aid, understand their financial aid packages, and manage their student loans.
• Health Services: USM’s Health Services office provides medical care, mental health services, counselling, and health education programs, to everyone at the university.
• Student Support Services: The University of Southern Mississippi's Student Support Services office provides services to international students and students having disabilities, including tutoring, academic advising, and financial assistance.

• A wide range of student organizations: There are 220+ student organizations at the University of Southern Mississippi, so there is something for everyone. From academic clubs to fraternities and sororities to service organizations, there is an organization for every interest.
• A vibrant arts and culture scene: The University of Southern Mississippi is home to varied art galleries, museums, and theatres. There are 30+ student organizations related to the arts, including the symphony orchestra, the theatre department, and the dance company.
• A strong athletic program: The University of Southern Mississippi is a member of the Sun Belt Conference and has 17 varsity sports teams. The university's football team, the Golden Eagles, is a perennial contender in the conference.

The University of Southern Mississippi offers several on-campus housing options for students, including:

• Residence halls: There are 14 residence halls on campus, each with its unique personality and amenities. They usually offer double or triple occupancy rooms, as well as common areas, such as a dining hall, laundry facilities, and study lounges.
• Sorority and Fraternity houses: There are 10 sorority houses on campus reserved for women, and 9 fraternity houses on campus reserved for men. They offer many amenities, such as single or double-occupancy rooms, a dining hall, and a social space.
• Apartments are reserved for upperclassmen, and offer one- or two-bedroom units, with private bedrooms and bathrooms.
• Living-learning communities are designed to bring together students with common interests, such as the Honors College, the ROTC program, or the music school.

Cost: The cost of a double occupancy room in a residence hall usually ranges from $2,600 to $4,200 per semester. The cost of housing is included in the student's tuition and fees.