Dedicated JMU student advisors saluted as Game Changers

Nov 11, 2024: A pair of JMU academic advisors were honored as “Game Changers” for their dedication to students during Saturday’s football game against Georgia State.

A ‘catalyst’ comes home

Aug 22, 2024: Chemistry major-turned-entrepreneur Rick Kushel (’87) invests in student business-plan competition.

JMU chemistry professor honored for outstanding teaching

Jul 24, 2024: JMU chemistry professor Barbara Reisner has been honored with the 2024 James Flack Norris Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Teaching of Chemistry.

JMU math professor awarded for excellence in undergraduate mentorship

Jul 10, 2024: Caroline Lubert was recently selected for this year’s Mathematical, Computing, and Statistical Sciences Division Advanced Career Faculty Mentor Award.

New downtown mural memorializes professor and birder Charles Ziegenfus

Jun 18, 2024: The artwork pays tribute to the late math professor’s passion for ornithology in Virginia.

Students tackle real-world U.S. security issues abroad

Mar 1, 2024: Hacking for Diplomacy participants pitch their ideas to officials at the Department of State.

Harnessing the potential of AI

Oct 26, 2023: Artificial intelligence’s potential to spark fear and confusion can easily overshadow its potential for improving lives.

Can AI alleviate ‘wicked’ world problems?

Oct 23, 2023: Math professor illuminates the role of artificial intelligence in pandemics, poverty and gender disparity.

JMU physicist, students had role in second groundbreaking discovery at national lab

Aug 10, 2023: JMU physicist, students were among the contributors to experiments that led to a groundbreaking particle physics discovery.

The loneliest black holes may also be the hungriest

Jun 5, 2023: Actively growing monster black holes are more common among midsize and dwarf galaxies than in more crowded regions, a study of more than 290,000 galaxies shows.