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Biology, engineering staff members honored as JMU Game Changers
The Game Changer program recognizes faculty and staff members whose contributions make a meaningful impact on students, colleagues and the university community.
JMU launches two-sided guarantee for its graduates and the employers who hire them
JMU is extending its commitment beyond graduation with a first-of-its-kind two-sided guarantee that supports both its graduates and the employers who hire them.
JMU names Dom Palumbo as new faculty athletic representative
JMU has named Dom Palumbo (‘19) as its faculty athletic representative for the 2026-27 academic year.
The Princeton Review marks JMU among nation's best colleges
JMU rated top in Virginia for athletic facilities, campus food, most beautiful campus
JMU rises to No. 67 among public universities
JMU moved up 12 spots to No. 67 among public schools and earned three top-50 rankings.
$3.5 million gift will name JMU Health and Behavioral Studies building for Leslie Flanary Gilliam (’82)
A $3.5 million gift from longtime JMU friend and philanthropic partner Richard Gilliam will name the university’s CHBS building in honor of his late wife, Leslie Flanary Gilliam.
Board of Visitors summary of actions and discussions
The JMU Board of Visitors met Friday, Sept. 18, in the Festival Conference and Student Center.
JMU honors Rabia Lieber and Yvonne Miller as Game Changers
College of Education, The Graduate School faculty members are recognized as team players and difference makers.
JMU faculty members recognized as ‘Game Changers’
Dr. Leigh Nelson, Alison Trocchio demonstrate lasting impact
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JMU launches two-sided guarantee for its graduates and the employers who hire them
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Alpha Phi reconnects and mobilizes to turn heartbreak into a lasting legacy
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Health Innovators funding JMU’s first summer research internships
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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
