College of Arts and Letters

Just how "natural" is your meat?

Alan Levinovitz, professor of religious studies, is available to discuss the moral issues surrounding fake meat. Read More >

Building bridges in Panama

Lily Gates, a senior double majoring in philosophy and public policy and administration, spent her summer interning with the U.S. Department of State in the U.S. Embassy in Panama. Read More >

National feminist rhetoric conference knits university together

Undergraduate and graduate student voices come together to help plan a national feminist rhetoric conference at James Madison University. Read More >

Interpreting the past

Patrick Spero ('00) wrote a final paper at JMU that lead him to later write two books on the American Revolution. Read More >

Experts share tips for dealing with stress during the holiday season

James Madison University professors Lori Britt and Jaime Kurtz are available to discuss helpful ways to make your audience feel more at ease this holiday season. Read More >

Alumnus calls for government ethics reform

Walter Shaub ('93) urges federal employees to consider their own values and maintain “a kernel of skepticism” in the workplace. Read More >

Expert on rapid decline of public integrity

In his newest book, The Death of Public Integrity, political science professor Robert Roberts argues that it has become nearly impossible to hold public officials accountable. Read More >

Expert can discuss why people like to scare themselves during Halloween

Lindsey Harvell-Bowman, professor of communication studies, is available to discuss the logic behind why people like to scare themselves during Halloween. Read More >

JMU experts to discuss the impeachment process

Political Science faculty experts Tim LaPira and Valerie Sulfaro will provide insights into the impeachment process and how it will affect politics. Read More >

Award-winning JMU professor researches girlhoods

Professor of communication studies Sharon Mazzarella researches the way adults "talk" about young people, particularly girls. Read More >