JMU celebrates inaugural Lab School class 

JMU President Charlie King joined College of Education faculty and the commonwealth’s education leaders to celebrate the inaugural ninth grade JMU Lab School class.

MVS speaker builds bridges by ‘arguing joyfully’

Civil discourse is a practical skill that can be developed.

Education professor, health professor honored for outstanding work

Professors Monica Smith-Woofter and Jamie Frye were recognized as “Game Changers” Saturday during the Family Weekend football game.

Professor pens best-selling book about bookstores

Landing on the New York Times list “feels like a lifetime achievement,” history professor Evan Friss says.

Opening the door to learning

The SPCE offers a home to nontraditional students seeking to further their education at any age.

The unsung heroes of democracy

Educator Wesley Hedgepeth (’08, ’09M) reveals the transformative power of social studies teachers.

Gov. Youngkin visits JMU, signs bill supporting early learning

Gov. Glenn Youngkin visited JMU on Thursday for a bill-signing ceremony at Anthony Seeger Hall.

JMU recognized as a national leader in first-generation student success

James Madison University was selected as one of 14 higher education institutions to join the inaugural class of FirstGen Forward’s Network Champion Institutions.

FAFSA updates (8/5/24)

The Department of Education unexpectedly changed course regarding batch processing of the FAFSA corrections for students enrolling in 2024-25.

Storied Green Book house a ‘time capsule’ rich in Black history

Former boarding house welcomed George Washington Carver and the Duke Ellington and Count Basie bands.