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Video expertise, teaching makes SMAD professor a Game Changer

SMAD technology director and instructor John Hodges (’78) was recognized as a “Game Changer” Thursday during a JMU football game.

JMU adopts Okanagan Charter, committing to health across campus

JMU extended its commitment to foster health and well-being across campus as it formally adopted the Okanagan Charter during an event on Festival’s lawn.

JMU Thursday night football game traffic impacts

JMU will host a nationally televised football game at 7:30 p.m. on Thurs., Oct. 10 against Coastal Carolina University at Bridgeforth Stadium.

Halftime on the Quad returns Wednesday

Halftime on the Quad returns Wednesday with free food, the MRDs and some guest speakers for a relaxing mid-semester observance.

Operational plans for Thursday night football game on Oct. 10

James Madison University will host a nationally televised football game at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 10, against Coastal Carolina University.

River deep, mountain high

Dukes support rival App State in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

JMU celebrates inaugural Lab School class

JMU President Charlie King joined College of Education faculty and the commonwealth’s education leaders to celebrate the inaugural ninth grade JMU Lab School class.

JMU to adopt charter promoting commitment to health on campus

JMU will extend its commitment to foster health and well-being across campus as it formally adopts the Okanagan Charter Oct. 8.

JMU expert available to discuss flooding impacts in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene

JMU Geomorphology professor L. Scott Eaton is available to discuss flooding impacts in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.

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