Academics

Group recognized as sign of importance of trans-Atlantic relationship

For one ROTC cadet and health sciences major, mission to the Philippines affirmed career choice

The JMU College of Business Information Security (InfoSec) MBA program has been ranked 9th in the nation for online graduate business programs by U.S. News & World Report.

JMU undergraduate students teach and conduct research in South Korean school

Tom Dingledine, a longtime friend and benefactor of James Madison University, has given JMU a gift of 37 acres in the Northern Neck of Virginia for students and faculty to use as a field laboratory for research and teaching

A group of upper-level biology majors are using their artistic talents to help

Physician Assistant Studies program partners with Our Community Place

When lions attack livestock, the best way to deal with them is to

Interprofessional workshop explores issues of diversity, power and privilege

Challenges and rewards draw students to profession

When Brandon Hope came to JMU in fall 2009, he had no intention of making research breakthroughs

Did you know that undergraduate students in Biology do research over the summer too?

A start-to-finish look at the Marching Royal Dukes' trip to the Big Apple

Dr. Cindy Rubenstein brings 15 years of clinical experience into the classroom

Mathematics Professor Laura Taalman started exploring 3D printing in February. A few months later

The 485-member Marching Royal Dukes lead Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

Dr. Jennifer A. Taylor knows firsthand the hardships that these families endure

In addition to verbal gratitude, Americans owe veterans tangible support

The College of Business, as well as its affiliate, the School of Hospitality, Sport and Recreation Management, were well represented at Homecoming 2013.

The United States is good at memorializing veterans and honoring them with material things, but we are not very good at providing assistance to veterans, according to JMU professor of history Dr. Michael J. Galgano.

When a rocket blasted off Sept. 17 on a flight to the International Space Station, JMU mathematics Professor Caroline Lubert was among the invited guests

Forty-seven high-school bands will converge at JMU to compete for marching band honors

Political science professor comments on the likelihood of a government shutdown and the political ramifications if one should occur

El-Tawab impressed with quality of students at JMU

JMU education meets demands for competitive European job market

The devastating effects of acid rain, as well as other challenges facing the Appalachian Mountain stream ecosystem, will be discussed at the Mountain Stream Symposium

Math research projects range from worm movements to sports predictions