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JMU's MBA program named among Princeton Review’s Top 50 Online MBA Programs for 2027
JMU’s MBA program earns national recognition from The Princeton Review, placing among the nation’s Top 50 Online MBA Programs for 2027 as the program expands its focus on AI and workforce-ready business education.
JMU faculty members recognized as ‘Game Changers’
Dr. Leigh Nelson, Alison Trocchio demonstrate lasting impact
Grand Opening of Alger Hall
Celebrate the grand opening of Alger Hall on Friday, Sept. 4
AASCU selects JMU's Afzal Upal for Emerging Leaders Cohort
Afzal Upal, associate dean of CISE, has been selected as one of 45 higher education professionals nationwide for a prominent emerging leaders program.
A new generation of Dukes arrives: Meet JMU’s Class of 2030
A new generation of Dukes has arrived, bringing thousands of students to JMU with dreams, traditions and a shared excitement for their next chapter.
JMU alumna Lesley Kipling (’99) shares message of service, purpose with new Dukes
Lights of Madison event welcomes nearly 5,000 new students to campus.
Train, Moon Taxi to perform at JMU’s Atlantic Union Bank Center Oct. 2
Grammy-winning rock band Train and Nashville-based alternative rock band Moon Taxi will perform at AUBC on Oct. 2, 2026.
$500,000 gift marks first private investment in JMU’s future Madison District transformation
Charlie Obaugh Auto Group gift of $500,000 marks first private investment in JMU’s future Madison District transformation
Creating connections through learning: Q&A with COE professor John Almarode
COE professor John Almarode was recently appointed by Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger to the board of trustees of the Virginia Museum of Natural History for a five-year appointment.
Featured Stories
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Inaugural summer Global Academy brings the world to JMU
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Parents Council chairs offer JMU families advice to love more, worry less
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‘A foot in the door’
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Beyond the screen
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Women in French Conference launches Marie Antoinette exhibit
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Attention Literacy effort challenges Dukes to think critically about technology use
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From the classroom to the Constitution
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Ghana delegation’s visit focuses on continued partnership
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Growing the Madison Promise
