JMU prepares students to be active and responsible participants in a representative democracy dedicated to the common good.
The project offers a rare opportunity for a geophysicist to be involved in restoring the humanity of a forgotten community.
Grisham is the author of more than 25 novels, all of which have become international best-sellers.
Professor Kathy Schwartz champions the role of art education in a visual world.
Andrew Witmer's HIST 422 course incorporates technology to elevate learning about historic buildings from the early American republic.
Music professors David Stringham and Jesse Rathgeber started the program this fall along with social work professor Cindy Hunter.
Web-based tool will re-center the history of American publication around magazines.
At a time when many people and countries are divided, a new mural outside the Center for Global Engagement emphasizes unity and togetherness.
Casey Martin Klein ('17) is a big dreamer with the talent and work ethic to back it up. His Madison Experience is a testimonial to the power of skill and desire.
Rachel Petty ('17) used her JMU tenure to take advantage of every opportunity she could to become a better writer.
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