Honors College News

JMU physics major has big plans researching tiny particles

Physics major Elizabeth Moore has started working on a research project supported by the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility.

JMU researchers zero in on solution for managing invasive tegu lizards

The research shows for the first time that female tegus follow male scent trails during mating season.

Health sciences alumna finds rewarding career path in epidemiology

Kat Topf (’19) is pursuing a Master of Public Health degree at Emory University. She is also working at the Georgia Department of Public Health in support of their COVID-19 response.

A big heart in the Big Apple

Doctor's sense of community, personalized care and devotion to service was nurtured during his time at JMU.

Doors open for first recipient of the Opportunity Fund

A rising freshman from Springfield, VA is the first recipient of the Arts and Letters Opportunity Fund.

Impacting the world

Beginning in 2021, two alumnae will begin teaching and conducting research abroad through the Fulbright Program.

Satisfying Deep Curiosities

Exploring the relationship between learning, social justice, and public policy

JMU students selected as Fulbright finalists

Six JMU students have been selected to participate in the Fulbright U.S. Student Program in 2020-2021; three additional students have been named Alternates.

Leveraging Passions to Create Meaningful Social Change

Exploring the relationship between learning, social justice, and public policy

In pursuit of equitable education

Exploring the relationship between learning, social justice, and public policy

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.