JMU News

As Hurricane Sandy approaches, follow these precautions

Scotland is home to medieval castles, kilts, the Loch Ness Monster -- and JMU's first study-abroad program focused on earning general education credits

Faculty, staff and students at JMU can now have wheels with no strings attached.

Two-time Fulbright Award winner prepares to return to South Korea

Wouldn't it be nice to be able to mix water with gasoline to save some money at the pump?

News of receiving $27,000 from the Skelton Endowed Ambassadorial Scholarship from Rotary District 7570 was not the only thing Ta was ecstatic about

Latest list of faculty grants, honors, publications, presentations and other scholarly achievements.

Residence Life based their theme for the year on TOMS' founder Blake Mycoskie's book Start Something That Matters

Emma Atkinson was handed a portfolio with some of the most relevant foreign policy topics "and allowed to jump right into them."

President Jonathan Alger announced changes to his senior leadership team

Costa Rica provided a picturesque setting for teaching James Madison University nursing and health science students last May, but the experience certainly was no vacation.

When your classes have produced three of the past five winners of the Americas Region in the Google Online Marketing Challenge, and placed 20 other teams in the top 100 worldwide, the search is on for the secret to your success

Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Jeff Gammage advises students in the School of Media Arts and Design

Adam White jokes that he doesn't know enough Japanese to request a date with a native Japanese speaker.

JMU leadership program for freshman and sophomores called Make Your Mark on Madison.

Bioscience Mural Showcases Alumna's Passion for Art, Science

Pre-med students stock up on newly recommended coursework

As this year's presidential campaign hits high gear, a new publication looks at campaign history

Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance partnered with James Madison University to make the Block Party an official part of the University's orientation schedule. JMU freshmen and transfer students were welcomed into downtown Saturday night.

JMU professor shares Colonial history expertise a bit longer

Madison says hello to CHBS and CISE

JMU freshman, Class of 2016, attend University Welcome for 1787 August Orientation

JMU's reputation for quality instruction a primary factor in their decision to come to Madison

JMU graduate logs 8,000 miles to help scientists better understand the earth's movements

JMU marketing students take the top prize in the Americas in the Google Online Marketing Challenge

JMU's Masterpiece Season prepares to entertain and enlighten audiences

With the help of a state grant, JMU is reaching out to former Dukes who haven't completed their degree

South African student gets critical lab experience, lifelong memories at JMU

Former JMU archer Jacob Wukie helped lead the U.S. archery team to a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics

JMU launches new website

SMAD Professor Tom O'Connor's latest film takes him into uncharted territory

Governor Bob McDonnell recently announced appointments to the JMU Board of Visitors

History Harvest event collects thousands of documents to help tell the story of the Valley

College Reorganization Takes Effect July 1

Grant Funds Pilot Program Aimed At Improving Math Scores

JMU student and Harrisonburg native wins national archery title.

The James Madison University community is mourning the loss of physics professor Don Chodrow

JMU's emphasis on integrating mathematics with biology has attracted the attention of an international audience

Online master's program helps meet the needs for school speech pathologists

JMU Board of Visitors approves 2012-2013 budget

JMU PR students are traveling the world learning from their international counterparts

48 JMU students began their summer break by volunteering to help rebuild New Orleans, La.