James Madison University News

The Hart School of Hospitality joined Sysco and other partners Oct. 30 to prepare and deliver 5,000 bags of food to area schools.

After two decades in the U.S. Navy, Jeremy Gray is charting a new course—this time in the classroom.

One year after adopting the Okanagan Charter, JMU continues to expand its commitment to health and well-being for students, faculty and staff.

A long-time SMAD professor and a CVPA administrative assistant were recognized as “Game Changers” during the Home Coming football game.

JMU's Lindsey Harvell-Bowman explains the psychology behind our fears.

Jennifer Baltazar, administrative assistant for physics and astronomy, was recognized as a “Game Changer” on Saturday.

James Madison University honored 405 employees for their years of service during special breakfasts Oct. 7 and Oct. 8.

James Madison University has received more than $2.1 million to expand its national leadership in civics education.

Alumna advocates for veterans in WWII documentary
Nov 4, 2025: Executive producer Holly Stadtler (’83) weaves together contemporary memoir with historical drama
Alumna oversees Virginia’s disability savings program
Oct 27, 2025: ABLEnow allows Virginians with disabilities to save money without losing their public benefits.
Home sweet home
Oct 22, 2025: Making new Madison memories where it all began
Halloweekend in the 'Burg: A guide
Oct 22, 2025: Halloween’s almost here, and Dukes have plenty of ways to celebrate — on campus and around town.
VRS director using policy background to build for the future
Oct 17, 2025: Patricia “Trish” Schwab Bishop (’92) leads the 14th-largest pension plan in the U.S.
Strengthening the commonwealth
Oct 10, 2025: Virginia’s first lady leads fireside chat on campus
Professor authors textbook to teach about generative AI
Oct 3, 2025: Dr. Xuebin Wei says the book is unique in its focus on cloud computing.
JMU’s DIY major
Sep 26, 2025: The Independent Scholars program helps Dukes design their own majors.
Future-focused
Sep 22, 2025: President Jim outlines his vision for JMU and what it means to be an "entrepreneurial" leader.