• South African student gets critical lab experience, lifelong memories at JMU
    July 31, 2012: South African student gets critical lab experience, lifelong memories at JMU
  • Purple, Gold and... Silver!
    July 31, 2012: Former JMU archer Jacob Wukie helped lead the U.S. archery team to a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics
  • JMU launches new website
    July 20, 2012: JMU launches new website
  • Professor steps into unfamiliar roles with latest film
    July 19, 2012: SMAD Professor Tom O'Connor's latest film takes him into uncharted territory
  • Gov. McDonnell Makes Board of Visitors Appointments
    July 9, 2012: Governor Bob McDonnell recently announced appointments to the JMU Board of Visitors
  • Professor Steps Into Unfamiliar Roles With Latest Film
    July 9, 2012: James Madison University media arts and design Professor Tom O'Connor's latest film, "Dangerous Edge: A Life of Graham Greene," is the first in his 30-year career to be produced outside of a work for hire.
  • Gathering History, Making Bridges
    July 2, 2012: History Harvest event collects thousands of documents to help tell the story of the Valley
  • A world-changing tool for type 2 diabetics
    July 1, 2012: According to the CDC 8.3 percent of Americans, more than 26 million, have diabetes. JMU alum Suzanne Clough ('93) aims to change their lives.
  • A Virginia Woman in History
    July 1, 2012: When an elementary school class embarked on an Internet search for the name of a Virginia woman who made a difference in the lives of children, one name came up over and over again, Joann H. Grayson..
  • Invisible Children: "Transforming Apathy Into Activism"
    July 1, 2012: Madison's people are known for working for a better future. One example, the JMU chapter of Invisible Children was recognized as the No. 1 donor in the country in support of...
  • A NASA researcher builds playgrounds
    July 1, 2012: A dedicated NASA researcher by day, monitoring environmental changes in Central America. Child advocate and playground builder by night, weekend and any other spare time. Sound like a new superhero? The kids in Guatemala's San Andres community...
  • Downloading Democracy
    July 1, 2012: As a freshman at JMU, Koves worked from his room in Blue Ridge Hall. While most college students look for a job in retail or on campus, Koves decided to start his own Web site development firm to pay the bills.
  • Building connections at home
    July 1, 2012: Pre-vet student Clayton Poffenberger says living in JMU's Huber Residential Learning Community offers many advantages. "You build relationships with professors who will offer you guidance as you progress in your field. You learn a lot."
  • Putting ethical reasoning into action
    July 1, 2012: Multi-disciplinary team from across campus comes together to build center for ethical reasoning.
  • The Rose legacy
    July 1, 2012: "We are a community committed to preparing educated and enlightened citizens who lead productive and meaningful lives." The mighty sentiments of that mission statement have powered the 14-year tenure of retiring President Linwood H. Rose.
  • America's Strongest Man
    July 1, 2012: Former No. 1 U.S. amateur strongman, and now a procard holder, Mike Jenkins ('04, '05M) remembers his first Madison Experience.
  • Start something that matters
    July 1, 2012: When you're convinced that there is no better place to learn and grow than the JMU campus, it shows!
  • Goodness is powerful
    July 1, 2012: On the 2007 International Day of Peace, the JMU Mahatma Gandhi Center for Global Nonviolence presented its highest honor to Nobel Peace Prize winner Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu.
  • Virtually everything JMU
    July 1, 2012: Fifteen imaginative JMU students. One innovative professor. A huge hands-on learning project. One semester. The result? A virtual mixture that gives a marvelous view of the Madison Experience you can take in from anywhere.

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