Decoded data reveals patterns in the fight against disease.
Why does one nation's immunization programs meet with success while a neighboring country's fail? Why does cancer spread to one part of the human body but not another? What if you could correctly predict the pattern of potential epidemics and institute preventive measures? A JMU research team is using constructed cartography to discern patterns from vast amounts of complex data to find the answers to perplexing health issues. Learn more.
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Want a firsthand look at the study abroad experience? JMU senior Angel America Elza is studying in Florence, Italy, during the fall semester. Read Angel's blog and share in the adventure, enlightenment and wonder of the study abroad experience.
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Thanks to over 2,000 supporters, Madison For Keeps has now exceeded $200,000 in contributions. Forty-five students at risk of dropping out due to financial hardship have been helped because of the generosity of those who wanted to hold open the door of educational opportunity for today's Dukes. Visit the M4K Web site and make your gift to this emergency student aid initiative.
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A construction project to transform Bridgeforth Stadium into the pre-eminent college football environment at the Football Championship Subdivision is under way. When completed, the stadium capacity will be about 25,000; and sight lines will be improved for all seats on the west side. Stay updated with the latest information about the construction throughout the project.
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James Madison University joined local observances honoring America's military veterans over the weekend, culminating with ... More
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Madison, the magazine of James Madison University, connects you to the life of the university even when you can't be on campus. Read the latest issue.