Carly Fiorina urges students to challenge the status quo

Business executive says future leaders can learn the fundamentals from looking at how Jamestown became the world’s first representative government

Alum directs Boy Scouts National Jamboree

Tom Pendleton ('98) was at the helm of this year's event in West Virginia.

For Baltimore inspector general, it’s the little things that add up

Isabel Mercedes Cumming (’84) is the city's first woman and Hispanic to hold the office.

Protecting the worker

Alumna offers legal aid for low-wage earners to help them fight for their rights in the workplace.

Will you take the trip?

Couple’s cross-country journey meant to drive home a point

Changing the narrative

With the goal of turning something negative into a positive, the Williamsburg Alumni Chapter collected 600+ children's books to donate to the schools in the local communities.

Uplift in the Mile High City

Alternative Spring Break immerses students in volunteer service.

NASCAR's drive for change

Hart School alumnus talks DEI within a predominantly-white sport.

JMU doctoral student develops tool to protect the elderly from falls

A new tool developed by a JMU PhD student has potential to prevent falls in the elderly.

Everybody sees diversity and inclusion as part of their job

President Alger has taken the charge of diversity and inclusion seriously at JMU.

"A Longstanding Tradition of Journalistic Commentary"

As JMU’s student newspaper, The Breeze, marks its 100th year, we also mark a 10th year for the scholarship founded in memory of Breeze Designer and Senior Editor/Columnist Whitten Maher.

JMU alumnus creates efficient cooking device in Madagascar

Wimpy created a device that saves time in the kitchen, reduces fuel usage, improves indoor air quality and is better for the environment.

Students learn how parks can address social equity

Park planning professionals are "Being the Change."

Growing greens

Virginia farmer serves salad lovers with subscription service.

Being the Warrior

Alumna’s passion is making gymnastics safer.

Building a better world

With support from Madison Trust, Nick Brinen leads a project to repurpose discarded trees to design and build community projects.