Academics

JMU students offer educational tutoring as well as "someone to talk to"

Only the collective effort of individuals can save the republic from the crisis of leadership and make democracy what it should be, speaker says

Feb. 28 will be the official makeup day for classes canceled on Tuesday, Feb. 17

Students with big hearts step up and care.

I think it's going to be cool. And it is certainly a different stage

Faculty researcher studies alluring quality of women's voices

Dr. Keri S. Bethune (Assistant Professor, Educational Foundations and Exceptionalities) received $30,521 from the Virginia Department of Education

JMU faculty member contributes personal art collection to the Jack B. Yeats exhibit

JMU social work professor visited Cuba on the eve of a new era

As a university, we hadn¿t produced any physics teachers since I had been here.

JMU's value affirmed in "return-on-education" rating

The January 24 Praxis/RVE administration that was cancelled has been rescheduled for March 14.

James Madison University shines in its quality and assessment practices

Saturday, Jan. 31 will serve as the makeup day for classes canceled on Monday, Jan. 26

The teams receive access to models for integrating entrepreneurship

Keynote speaker Marc Morial urged attendees at James Madison University's 28th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Formal Program to contemplate the similarities between James Madison and King

ELED 632/622 students Abigail Jordan, Bailey Fern, Chelsea Morris, and Rebecca Cross, in collaboration with Dr. Smita Mathur, had their research article published

To be considered for the award, programs must be at least

If we can challenge the students to do this their first semester

Dr. Mary K. Dredger (Assistant Professor, Early, Elementary and Reading Education) received $5,000 from

The executive leadership MBA is designed for mid-level managers seeking rapid career advancement

The James Madison University Board of Visitors met on Friday, January 16, 2015

Motorists are encouraged to use caution at the intersection of Bluestone Dr. and Port Republic Rd.

JMU, in partnership with the Harrisonburg-Rockingham County NAACP, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and Eastern Mennonite University, is pleased to offer a series of events inviting students and community members to reflect on the message of Dr. Martin Lu

Students hoping to put smiles on children's faces with 1,200-mile trek in Australia

The JMU College of Business Information Security (InfoSec) MBA program has once again been ranked in the top 15 programs in the nation for best online MBA programs by U.S. News & World Report.

Venture Creation (MGT 472) is a senior-level management class that offers students

Kidd named Virginia March of Dimes' Advanced Practice Nurse of the Year

Ryals' contributions to the field of audiology result in association's highest honor

Dr. Nancy Barbour appointed to serve on the NAEYC Commission on Early Childhood Associate Degree Accreditation

Students looked at the results of their experiments using compound microscopes and

Interprofessional teams given the opportunity to influence policy in Virginia

In addition to a shortened name, the structural changes have shortened the time

Middle-school scholars visit College of Health and Behavioral Studies

The university's strong admission and retention rates, as well as competitive costs, land JMU on college ranking

Marching band represents JMU to international audience while on holiday trip

Security Incident Involving JMU Network

Some toys just never get old. JMU professor, Dr. Dorothy Sluss, explains why

Levar Stoney welcomes Class of 2014 to alumni status and offers "required" advice

Dr. Mace L. Bentley (Associate Professor, Integrated Science and Technology) received a Fulbright Specialist grant

WRTC students develop prototype for community initiative

JMU President Jonathan R. Alger to confer degrees at morning ceremony Dec. 13

Political science students hear from retiring congressmen and a panel of JMU alumni

SWE works to empower women to succeed and advance in their engineering

Gene sequencing, or DNA sequencing, is used in a number of fields, from

Quaglia and Kowalsky open doors for CoB students in NYC

President Alger to serve on statewide organization's board of trustees

Geographic scientist to focus on climate change while in Thailand

Dr. Mace L. Bentley (Associate Professor, Integrated Science and Technology) received a Fulbright Specialist grant

Program trains residents to be resources on various health topics

Psychology student receives stipend to participate in summer research project at Harvard University

On this Veteran's Day my thoughts turn to a few words of esteemed American war correspondent, Ernie Pyle, in a report on the WWII campaign in North Africa that he filed in 1943.

Alum Derek Sprague speaks fondly of JMU and gets inducted into the SHSRM Hall of Fame

Female veterans will tell their stories at a performance on Veterans Day

Being with him was like gaining an advanced degree in international

Presenting experimental findings to the larger scientific community is

Research compares effects of two different exercise protocols in conjunction with diet and lifestyle changes

The Breeze recognized as top 10 non-daily collegiate paper in the nation

The JMU Board of Visitors Executive Committee met on Saturday, Nov. 1

Students in GWRTC 103 produce videos based on research in Special Collections

GHC is a great place to learn, network and pursue dreams

The conference brings together 77 faculty members from around the country

Participants work in teams, collaborate to hold news conference

We want to mimic what happens, how your body responds if you're

National Constitution Center President Jeffrey Rosen explores today's privacy debates

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that other than skin cancer, breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women

SGA president joined over 200 campus leaders at the White House last month for unveiling of 'It's on Us' campaign

JMU alum notes changes in perception of his native land

New course explores contributions of women to nation's war efforts

Semester project held up as national model

35 area middle schoolers have been offered full tuition scholarships at JMU through the new Valley Scholars program

The goals of the event include developing relationships with and educating stakeholders in the community, coordinating efforts with the city, and developing action steps for the coming year.

Moran, graduate student to discuss successes with Overcoming Barriers

On Friday, Oct. 3, JMU senior Caty Mealy will bring her passion for the arts and community to downtown Harrisonburg

At MoMath, one of the main missions is to show that math is cool

President Alger provides an update on a number of key issues

You give these kids the opportunity and many of them are very creative. They know

Reception recognizes former university presidents, program founders

One reason JMU turns out low numbers of science teachers is the lack

LiveSafe app is incompatible with iOS8. Updates are coming soon

Reducing night time glare for drivers may soon be a reality, thanks to the "Sight Shield" student team, which won $1,000 for its new product pitch.

The third time is usually a charm, but for Theresa Clarke's students the seventh time is the ultimate charm in this year's Google Online Marketing Challenge

Lisa Tubach (Associate Professor, Art) had a painting, ¿Bounty, Deadly Bounty (From the Table to the Sea),¿ included in a national

JMU tied for the No. 6 rank in the overall public and private schools category with

"We are excited about ICCE because this is what we love, collaborating with each other on all kinds of ideas," says Laura Dobbs, Vice President of the student Society of Entrepreneurs (SOE).