Honors College News

Student research on display at premier computing conference in Florida

Computer Science undergraduate students present research at the ACM Group 2020 Conference in Florida.

Making government work

Alumnus Dan Richardson ('12) will begin clerking for the United States Supreme Court for the 2020 term.

JMU tops national list for most Fulbright students

JMU has 15 students studying abroad on Fulbright scholarships this school year, the most of any master’s level university in the country.

Honors college accommodates nursing students

When fourth semester nursing student Elle Del Gallo was a freshman, she joined JMU’s Honors College for the additional academic opportunities it offered despite concerns about her ability to complete the requirements.

Computer science student drafted by Cleveland Indians

CS student, Kevin Kelly, graduates early to pursue his career with the Indians.

Paynter uses analysis, creativity and precision to tell a story

Distinguished alumna Sarah Paynter (’17) has made the most of her experiences since leaving JMU, demonstrating what it means to follow a passion and contribute to the world.

Expanding the Role of Sustainability Leadership

Expanding the Role of Sustainability Leadership

Structure, Shelter, and a Way Out

Sydney Inger brings attention to the plight of homeless LGBTQIAP+ youth

Bridging the Gender Gap

Independent Scholar Alexis Schneider Addresses Disparities in STEM Education

Walking her own path

Sophia Cabana Cultivates Cross-Cultural Experience in Transformational Self-Designed Major