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Jan 22
His courage will not skip this generation
The MLK formal program featured singing, acting, community presentations and remarks from President Alger and Dr. Marc Lamont Hill.
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Jan 22
JMU to launch Doctor of Nursing Practice program
The online curriculum is designed to bridge the gap between medical research and implementation
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Jan 18
President Jonathan Alger Announces Leadership Updates
President Jonathan Alger has announced changes to his leadership team.
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Jan 18
Board of Visitors Summary of Actions and Discussions, January 18, 2013
The JMU Board of Visitors met on Friday, January 18, 2013.
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Jan 14
King's courage inspires today
MLK Celebration Week 2013 sponsored by the Center for Multicultural Student Services.
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Jan 3
ISAT students to teach class challenging their peers to save energy
ISAT students try their hand at teaching while challenging others to save energy
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Jan 2
JMU's value recognized by Kiplinger's
JMU rises in latest best values ranking
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Dec 24
Football fiction
Professor's comedic novel explores culture of SEC football
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Dec 18
December 2012 Scholarly News
The latest list of faculty accomplishments
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Dec 17
JMU's stewardship acknowledged by U.S. News
JMU heads the list of five regional universities that operate most efficiently
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Dec 15
Iraq and Back to JMU
Justin Constantine ('92), U.S. Marine and recipient of the Purple Heart gives the keynote address to the Class of 2012 at JMU's December commencement.
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Dec 14
JMU recognized as top Fulbright 'producer'
Mathematics professor Dr. Anthony Tongen and art professor Sang Yoon help land JMU on prestigious list
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Dec 5
There's no debate: JMU team one of the best
The James Madison University Debate Team is one of the top collegiate policy debate teams in the country
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Dec 3
Scientific society names JMU biologist a Fellow
Dr. Reid N. Harris, professor of biology, has been named a Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science
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Nov 28
October 2012 Scholarly News
Latest list of faculty grants, honors, publications, presentations and other scholarly achievements.
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Nov 19
Proposals to expand collaborative research awarded first 4-VA grants
Researchers from four JMU science and technology departments are the first recipients of 4-VA mini grants.
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Nov 15
JMU a national leader in study abroad
The latest Open Doors report ranks Madison No. 2 in overall student participation
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Nov 12
Restore the Shore
JMU fraternity Delta Sigma Phi create "Restore the Shore" wristbands to raise money for Hurricane Sandy relief
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Nov 9
Decorated veteran to speak at JMU commencement
One of JMU's own will return to campus
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Nov 9
Preparing freedom's guardians
Army ROTC at JMU demands excellence and gets it
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Nov 7
Art, biology students present picturesque side of science
Plants and insects that make good specimens for biology research can double as good subjects for creative photographers
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Nov 6
Fluorescent minerals and metamorphic rocks highlight geology trip
The best geologists are the ones who get to see the most rocks, says Lance Kearns, professor of geology and environmental science
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Oct 31
Artistic venture provides glimpse of Alaskan landscape
Adventurers Gary Freeburg and George Johnson explore unique Alaskan terrain to capture images of harsh beauty
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Oct 24
Summer in Scotland: Culture, castles, kilts and classes
Scotland is home to medieval castles, kilts, the Loch Ness Monster -- and JMU's first study-abroad program focused on earning general education credits
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Oct 23
Zipcar is coming to JMU
Faculty, staff and students at JMU can now have wheels with no strings attached.
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Oct 22
'Double Fulbrighter' to teach in Korea
Two-time Fulbright Award winner prepares to return to South Korea
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Oct 18
Recipe for better fuel mileage to be presented at research review
Wouldn't it be nice to be able to mix water with gasoline to save some money at the pump?
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Oct 18
A Rotary scholar and humanitarian goes abroad
News of receiving $27,000 from the Skelton Endowed Ambassadorial Scholarship from Rotary District 7570 was not the only thing Ta was ecstatic about
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Oct 11
September 2012 Scholarly News
Latest list of faculty grants, honors, publications, presentations and other scholarly achievements.
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Oct 9
Residence Life Starts Something That Matters
Residence Life based their theme for the year on TOMS' founder Blake Mycoskie's book Start Something That Matters
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Oct 1
State Department Recognizes Contributions of JMU Fellows
Emma Atkinson was handed a portfolio with some of the most relevant foreign policy topics "and allowed to jump right into them."
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Sep 28
President Alger announces updates to JMU senior leadership team
President Jonathan Alger announced changes to his senior leadership team
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Sep 27
Teaching abroad leads to new perspectives for faculty, students
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.
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Sep 21
Marketing professor's students rise to the 'Challenge'
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
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Sep 20
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist returns to campus
Philadelphia Inquirer reporter Jeff Gammage advises students in the School of Media Arts and Design
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Sep 11
Home away from home: Boren scholar White returns to Japan
Adam White jokes that he doesn't know enough Japanese to request a date with a native Japanese speaker.
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Sep 6
Get Involved, Make YOUR Mark
JMU leadership program for freshman and sophomores called Make Your Mark on Madison.
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Sep 5
Bioscience Mural Showcases Alumna's Passion for Art, Science
Bioscience Mural Showcases Alumna's Passion for Art, Science
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Aug 30
JMU prepared for changes to MCAT
Pre-med students stock up on newly recommended coursework
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Aug 29
July 2012 Scholarly News
Emily K. Akerson and Jane Hubbell received $42,517 from the Virginia Department of Social Services
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Aug 29
JMU profs share encyclopedic knowledge
As this year's presidential campaign hits high gear, a new publication looks at campaign history
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Aug 27
Block Party in the 'Burg
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.
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Aug 27
50 years lead to one last semester of storytelling
JMU professor shares Colonial history expertise a bit longer
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Aug 27
New colleges bring focus to programs
Madison says hello to CHBS and CISE
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Aug 23
Welcome to JMU
JMU freshman, Class of 2016, attend University Welcome for 1787 August Orientation
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Aug 23
New faculty put teaching first
JMU's reputation for quality instruction a primary factor in their decision to come to Madison
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Aug 16
JMU graduate helps with national seismometer grid project
JMU graduate logs 8,000 miles to help scientists better understand the earth's movements
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Aug 11
June 2012 Scholarly News
June 2012 Scholarly News
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Aug 8
JMU team takes top regional prize in worldwide marketing challenge
JMU marketing students take the top prize in the Americas in the Google Online Marketing Challenge
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Aug 7
Forbes Center announces 2012-13 Masterpiece Season
JMU's Masterpiece Season prepares to entertain and enlighten audiences
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Aug 3
JMU invites adult degree-seekers to 'Return to Madison'
With the help of a state grant, JMU is reaching out to former Dukes who haven't completed their degree
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Jul 31
South African student gets critical lab experience at JMU
South African student gets critical lab experience, lifelong memories at JMU
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Jul 31
Purple, Gold and... Silver!
Former JMU archer Jacob Wukie helped lead the U.S. archery team to a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics
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