James Madison University News

The Shenandoah Valley Conservation Fellowship Program has named four JMU students as its inaugural fellows.

Researchers in JMU’s College of Health and Behavioral Studies have developed a cutting-edge method to diagnose balance disorders.

A kinesiology major from Onancock, Virginia will be the first Frances Weir Scholarship recipient of many to graduate from JMU.

JMU's Suzanne Grossman studies how immigrants use public libraries for essential services and supports.

About 100 JMU students from five majors gathered April 18 to consider current state laws supporting youth mental health.

The new space offers students a relaxed area designed to reduce stress.

The Public Service Awards program at James Madison University has announced its 2025 honorees.

Dukes travel to Richmond to advocate for students.

A course designed to help students thrive in the CHBS after facing suspension is achieving remarkable success.

Year in South Africa inspires novel, lifelong friendships
May 2, 2025: Marcus O’Malley (’04) traveled to South Africa hoping to change one or two lives, and the experience changed him forever.
IIHHS aims to improve the human condition
Apr 28, 2025: A JMU institute works with communities to advance a culture of health and equity.
Leaving an imprint at JMU and abroad
Apr 28, 2025: For 26 years, Dr. Suzanne Fiederlein guided CISR through its challenges and successes.
JMU partnering with Virginia Clean Cities on clean-transportation initiatives
Apr 25, 2025: The venture aims to advance knowledge and foster innovation.
Reaching across the aisle
Apr 22, 2025: Virginia Senate leaders Scott Surovell (’93) and Ryan McDougle (’93) discuss bridging divides and serving the commonwealth.
JMU advancing well-being efforts as a Health Promoting Campus
Apr 18, 2025: As a health promoting campus, JMU is stepping efforts to promote well-being for people, place and planet.
University Career Center offers expert guidance and resources
Apr 11, 2025: Dukes find that JMU gives them an advantage.
Alumna receives presidential Lifetime Achievement Award
Apr 4, 2025: Dr. Kristie Norwood’s (’04) journey is one of leadership, advocacy and lasting impact in mental health.
Royal succession
Mar 28, 2025: Dukes pass the baton atop the Virginia Chamber of Commerce.