Academics

What's good for salamanders and frogs may also be good for human feet

JMU's interdisciplinary culture should bode well for a team of students who will compete

For every megawatt of wind energy capacity installed, about 300 homes can be powered for a year

Twenty high school computer science/technology teachers from around the country will learn how to secure their school computer networks

Normandy and Paris beckon JMU students with lessons of a rich history

For Andrew Marsh, military training and JMU scholarship team to prepare him for his next post

Students in Dr. Alex Bannigan's Bio 426 class obviously have talents beyond working with microscopes

James Madison University sent 20 student researchers to a pair of undergraduate research conferences

How would your life be different if you could hear out of just one ear?

JMU history professor prepares for writing fellowship at Harvard

Rick Piltz and Thomas Tamm do not consider themselves heroes, but they feel justified

JMU is deeply saddened by the loss of graduate psychology professor Dr. Harriet Cobb

Madison portrays Father of the Constitution as funny, affectionate and compassionate

Marlee Flynt faced a tragedy in her past that helped shape the compassionate nursing student she is today