The Breeze chronicles 100 years of JMU history

The award-wining student newspaper has been a fixture of student engagement at Madison for more than a century.

The war in Ukraine

JMU professors frame the conflict and its impact on Europe and beyond.

Voices of war

Students and faculty members from Russia and Ukraine open up about how the war in Ukraine is affecting them.

Local organizations roll out welcome mat for refugees

Harrisonburg has a longstanding tradition of welcoming people from countries ravaged by war, poverty and economic instability.

Professor’s research delayed by war in Ukraine

Before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last year, Kristen St. John was to serve as the co-chief scientist of an international team studying climate change in the Arctic Ocean.

Learning by doing in the Dominican Republic

More than a dozen first-generation and otherwise underrepresented students were given a unique opportunity to study abroad during spring break.

The humanitarian toll of explosive hazards

CISR and its alumni shed light on the use of conventional weapons in the Russia-Ukraine war.

Protecting the worker

Alumna offers legal aid for low-wage earners to help them fight for their rights in the workplace.

International Ph.D. student making her mark on Madison

A chance encounter at a conference in Spain led Tatjana Titareva to pursue a doctorate at JMU.

Changing the narrative

With the goal of turning something negative into a positive, the Williamsburg Alumni Chapter collected 600+ children's books to donate to the schools in the local communities.

Will you take the trip?

Couple’s cross-country journey meant to drive home a point