News Archive: February 2022

JMU offers support through global conflict
February 28, 2022: As we all have been watching and reading about the tragic situation unfolding in Ukraine, we have also been thinking about our students, faculty, alumni and greater local communities impacted by the conflict.
Valley Scholars to build own computers Friday
February 23, 2022: Up to 40 ninth-grade students from central Shenandoah Valley high schools will get to build and program their own computers Friday, February 25 at James Madison University.
Bluestone Seed Fund announces new investments
February 21, 2022: The JMU Bluestone Seed Fund, managed by the Gilliam Center for Entrepreneurship, announces $15,000 in new investments, adding two companies to the portfolio.
Updates to masking at JMU
February 21, 2022: Based upon the current situation, with fewer new daily cases and JMU’s high vaccination rate, we are optimistic that we will soon be able to start lifting the mask requirement in many areas of campus.
James Madison University awarded new Carnegie Classification aligning university with national prominence
February 18, 2022: JMU’s world class academic excellence and national prominence has been validated with a new Carnegie Classification of R2 Doctoral University
Board of Visitors Summary of Actions and Discussions
February 18, 2022: The James Madison University Board of Visitors met Friday, Feb. 18, 2022 in the Festival Conference and Student Center.
Mayors discuss leadership challenges of the 21st century
February 18, 2022: Black female leaders confront challenges of the future while reflecting on past mentors during Black History Month.
Healthy lifestyle is key for heart health, JMU expert says
February 17, 2022: JMU health sciences professor Santo Coleman provides answers to important heart health questions for American Heart Month.
JMU Board of Visitors to meet this week
February 14, 2022: The James Madison University Board of Visitors will meet on Friday, Feb. 18 at 8:30 a.m. in the Festival Conference and Student Center.
Thank you for helping so many JMU students
February 13, 2022: Because of your $236 million in total campaign giving so far, you are affecting the personal stories of so many JMU students.
Ringing in the ears can be avoided or treated, not cured
February 11, 2022: As Tinnitus Awareness Week 2022 wraps up, Yingjiu Nie, a professor of communication sciences and disorders, answers some common questions.
Warm up with these JMU reads
February 10, 2022: Check out these nine titles either written or edited by JMU alumni and faculty members.
Madison Vision Series event to feature Black female mayors
February 9, 2022: Madison Vision Series will feature a virtual panel of Black female current and former mayors who will address the challenges of 21st century leadership.
James Madison University to host "Gathering of Hope"
February 9, 2022: Members of the campus community, local alumni and community members are invited to a "Gathering of Hope."
James Madison University launches esports program
February 7, 2022: The JMU X-Labs esports program is now a formal member of the Eastern College Athletic Conference.
Sharing condolences and support
February 7, 2022: In order to give our community the time and space we need, the university will cancel Assessment Day and no classes will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 8.
JMU president sends message of support
February 2, 2022: We are shocked and saddened by the tragedy that took place on the campus of Bridgewater College.
Update: Emergency notification systems test postponed
February 2, 2022: The emergency notification systems test originally scheduled for later this week has been postponed until future notice.
Supporting our community
February 2, 2022: In these moments of grief and uncertainty, we, as senior leaders at JMU, are here to support each of you in whatever ways we can.
February 1 COVID update
February 1, 2022: While the Omicron variant continues to impact the local and statewide regions, we want to provide brief updates and resources to keep you safe and informed.
Campus Safety Update
February 1, 2022: There are no known active or immediate threats to JMU’s campus. We encourage students to always be vigilant.

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