What does it mean to be Madisonian in the 21st century? Freshman Honors students grappled with that question during a trip to Montpelier.
Ever wonder who Duke Dog really is?
Deborah Tompkins Johnson ('78) believes positive interactions can make a difference in the lives of troubled youth.
Before the Park Service can construct a parking lot in Shenandoah National Park, JMU archaeology students dig in to see what they can find.
Music and social work students encourage former inmates to open up and share their stories.
Students, faculty and the community gathered in January to celebrate and honor the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr.
JMU joins higher education and business alliance to invest in universities to stimulate economic growth
The JMU chapter of Camp Kesem hosted its first summer camp in August for children affected by a family member's bout with cancer.
JMU's opening trio of Engagement Fellows has completed a rewarding year of public service.
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