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Elementary partners with JMU for energy activities

Students at Berkely Glenn Elementary School will examine where energy comes from through various activities.

Chemistry professor earns $100,000 research award

Paul Raston, an assistant professor of Chemistry at James Madison University, has been awarded a $100,000 Cottrell Scholar Award.

ROTC luncheon to honor Vietnam veterans

James Madison University ROTC is hosting 5th annual Vietnam War Commemoration Luncheon on Friday, February 15, from 10:45 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Experts can discuss aspects of Valentine's Day

Marketing professional and relationship expert can discuss retail trends and the key to heartfelt gift giving on Valentine's Day.

Students advocate for immunization programs

Four James Madison University nursing students and their advisor have been selected to attend the annual Shot@Life Champion Summit

Unique Insight into the Upcoming Super Bowl

Faculty with JMU offer insight into their experiences in managing the logistics of an event of this magnitude and examine questions that aren't often making headlines.

Students experience poverty in simulation

More than 100 students from the College of Health and Behavioral Studies; the College of Education; and the College of Arts and Letters will participate in the "Life in the State of Poverty Simulation."

Events to Honor the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

James Madison University will host a variety of events next week to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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Alumni advocate for JMU as Unleashed tour wraps successful trifecta of events
There are no limits to the possibilities when the JMU community is unleashed.
Madison Vision Series speaker delivers message of hope
Society has been seriously broken in the past and remains fractured today, but there are ways to mend it, Justice John Charles Thomas says.
What drives student voting?
Fellows with the James Madison Center for Civic Engagement share their insights with education reporters at the National Press Club.
Ready for their close-ups
Ancient artifacts are being given new life through a 21st century technique.
Scope of practice
Graduate students in speech and language pathology are using virtual reality and augmented reality to practice complicated procedures.
Unleashed campaign hits Atlanta as JMU surpasses $130 million mark
Welcome to Atlanta, JMU’s Unleashed fundraising campaign.
JMU’s Unleashed campaign makes first tour stop in Richmond
Alumni, donors and friends of the university unite in Richmond to kick off Unleashed tour.
Art with an impact
Generating money for nonprofits is the primary motivation behind Impact Art Gallery.
Gaining traction
Students were challenged to transform their ideas into pitch-ready business models.