JMU professor leads research to discover Hernando de Soto’s first campsite

Jan 16, 2026: JMU professor’s 20-year search uncovers 486-year-old Spanish camp.

From war to the concert stage

Jan 12, 2026: "Every day at JMU feels like stepping into a dream..."

From humble beginnings to the national stage

Dec 26, 2025: In the span of five decades, JMU football has risen from an upstart Division III program to a College Football Playoff berth.

Dr. Sojib Zaman named 2% Top Scientist for fourth year running

Dec 19, 2025: Dr. Sojib Zaman ranked among the 2% top scientists with more than 100,000 career citations

College of Business eNews: December 2025

Dec 4, 2025: Stay informed. Read the December issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

JMU D.M.A. student performs in Houston Grand Opera’s landmark season

Dec 2, 2025: Jondra Harmon made her mark this fall, performing in Houston Grand Opera's Porgy and Bess, highlighting JMU Music's rising presence on the national arts stage.

College of Business eNews: November 2025

Nov 5, 2025: Stay informed. Read the November issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

Alumna advocates for veterans in WWII documentary

Nov 4, 2025: Executive producer Holly Stadtler (’83) weaves together contemporary memoir with historical drama

VRS director using policy background to build for future

Oct 17, 2025: Patricia “Trish” Schwab Bishop (’92) leads the 14th-largest pension plan in the U.S.

Professor authors textbook to teach about generative AI

Oct 3, 2025: Dr. Xuebin Wei says the book is unique in its focus on cloud computing.

COB 300 in Antwerp leaves lasting impact on alumna

Sep 25, 2025: Studying abroad offers the chance to realize dreams, make an impact and change the trajectory of one’s life.

Leading voice in civic studies speaks at Constitution Day event

Sep 10, 2025: Dr. Peter Levine discusses how group dynamics can make or break a campaign for real change.

Ethical Reasoning in Action to launch decision-making study

Sep 5, 2025: Psychology professor Dr. Daniel Holt will lead the effort.

Kinesiology majors learn sports medicine, fitness in Australia study abroad

Sep 3, 2025: Kinesiology majors fulfilled their practicum experiences by supporting Australian Football clubs in Melbourne and Perth to engage in sports medicine, fitness and exercise.

JMU alumni brings decades of expertise to SEC role

Aug 27, 2025: CoB alum is Chief Accountant at the SEC.

Hospitality alumna transitions from corporate to restaurant ownership

Aug 22, 2025: Hayes’ journey over the past several years has impressed upon her the importance of learning and growing.

Summer study-abroad trips can 'mean the world'

Aug 15, 2025: ‘Maymesters’ provide an alternative to missing out on the Madison Experience during the traditional academic year.

JMU musical theatre professor casts Off-Broadway show

Jul 28, 2025: Kate Lumpkin serves as casting director for New York's Off-Broadway show, Masquerade

Alumni make global impact with portraits of peace

Jul 25, 2025: Chris Schroeder (’05) and Johnny Selman (’05) turned postage stamps into an internationally acclaimed art campaign.

SON faculty to be inducted as Fellows in American Academy of Nursing

Jul 24, 2025: Two nursing faculty members will join the prestigious American Academy of Nursing as Fellows this October.

Eight engineering students, one rocket and a NASA victory

Jul 22, 2025: From late nights to launch day, discover how a small team of JMU Engineering students soared to the top of NASA’s Student Launch competition.

New Gilliam Center for Entrepreneurship executive director appointed

Jul 21, 2025: Diane Durance assumes executive director role in the GCFE

From sail to sole, alumnus charts a sustainable fashion course

Jul 18, 2025: Using upcycled luxury scarves, Chris Bartick (’05) reimagines the shoe

Successful X-Labs work-based learning program seeks to scale

Jul 11, 2025: Specialized cohort groups trained through JMU X-labs are changing the face of summer internships.

College of Business eNews: July 2025

Jul 8, 2025: Stay informed. Read the July issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

Student voyagers study abroad

Jun 30, 2025: Study abroad trips leave an impression.

JMU staff warns of scams targeting Dukes

Jun 27, 2025: Armed with tips and intuition, Dukes can sidestep common scams.

JMU Arts Explores Global Partnership with Hansung University in South Korea

Jun 24, 2025: Laying the groundwork for continued international arts collaboration.

Dr. Ed Brantmeier receives Provost Award for Excellence in Global Education

Jun 12, 2025: Dr. Ed Brantmeier receives Provost Award for Excellence in Global Education

College of Business eNews: June 2025

Jun 5, 2025: Stay informed. Read the June issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

Tariff consequences reach the classroom

May 23, 2025: Supply chain students deal with the fallout of imposed tariffs.

Justin Constantine's ('92) collective power

May 23, 2025: A hero’s journey often follows an individual who looks inward to overcome a great challenge. That’s not this Marine's story.

'The fire is still roaring'

May 23, 2025: Twelve years after graduating, alumni rock duo Illiterate Light is more inspired than ever.

A legacy lives on: Celebrating George A. Newman’s publication after 150 years

May 8, 2025: One family's act brought an author's voice back to life, sharing his legacy with the world.

College of Business eNews: May 2025

May 1, 2025: Stay informed. Read the May issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

Leaving an imprint at JMU and abroad

Apr 28, 2025: For 26 years, Dr. Suzanne Fiederlein guided CISR through its challenges and successes.

A magical night for JMU Arts at Carnegie Hall

Apr 8, 2025: A look at the historic performance involving JMU Choral, Dance, and Percussion Areas

College of Business eNews: April 2025

Apr 3, 2025: Stay informed. Read the April issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

College of Business eNews: March 2025

Mar 6, 2025: Stay informed. Read the March issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

JMU researcher: Andean vicunas promote rapid ecosystem development

Feb 18, 2025: Biology professor Kelsey Reider says wild vicuñas are helping transform barren landscapes into nutrient-rich patches where new life can grow.

A judge orders a temporary thaw to Trump's foreign aid freeze.

Feb 17, 2025: Judge temporarily lifts funding freeze that has shut down US humanitarian aid

SMAD racks up nine honors in 2025 BEA awards

Feb 12, 2025: Sixteen students representing all four Media Arts and Design concentrations earned recognition in the 2025 Broadcast Education Association’s Festival of Media Arts competitions.

Record participation in winter study abroad programs

Feb 6, 2025: A record-setting number of students participated in short-term study abroad programs during winter break

College of Business eNews: February 2025

Feb 6, 2025: Stay informed. Read the February issue of the College of Business E-Newsletter.

WNBA legend delivers keynote address during Dr. MLK Jr. Week

Jan 31, 2025: Chamique Holdsclaw advocates for mental health awareness among college athletes

Creative research highlight: Dennis Beck

Jan 28, 2025: A look into JMU theatre professor Dennis Beck’s new co-authored research on theatre in East Central Europe

Drones and Tech Revolutionizing Landmine Clearance

Jan 27, 2025: Drones and tech revolutionize landmine clearance, aiding safer, precise surveys in Ukraine. AI, sensors, and machines boost safety, but humans remain crucial.

JMU professor, students to design pioneering energy source

Jan 27, 2025: ISAT professor Cheng Li and his students are helping design a cutting-edge marine microbial fuel cell to power ocean sensors with clean energy.

Demining Brings Hope to Colombian Families

Jan 24, 2025: The UK limits noisy bomb detonations for offshore wind farms, protecting marine life while advancing cleaner energy plans for a decarbonized future.

Protecting Marine Life from Underwater Explosions

Jan 23, 2025: The UK limits noisy bomb detonations for offshore wind farms, protecting marine life while advancing cleaner energy plans for a decarbonized future.

Environmental Consequences of Conflict in Southern Lebanon

Jan 22, 2025: The Israeli-Hezbollah conflict caused devastating environmental damage in Lebanon, with urban destruction, toxic debris, and habitat loss demanding urgent action.

WWII Bombs Still Haunt Germany Today

Jan 21, 2025: Germany clears 2,000 tons of WWII bombs yearly. Aging explosives grow unstable, threatening lives while bomb squads risk all to defuse this wartime legacy.

JMU’s online MBA program named one of the best in country

Jan 21, 2025: MBA program remains in top 2% nationally.

More Than 540,000 Square Meters in Dohuk Cleared in 2024

Jan 17, 2025: Duhok cleared 540,301 sq m of mines in 2024, marking sites, raising awareness, and reducing risks. Yet, 40% of land still needs clearance.

Farmer Finds 500lb Bomb While Digging Irrigation Pond

Jan 16, 2025: Vietnam military safely neutralized a 227 kg Mk82 bomb in Bu Dang, where UXO from the war continues to endanger residents and farmers.

Syrian Families Return Home to Landmines

Jan 15, 2025: Syria's landmines endanger returning civilians. The HALO Trust urges funding for demining to save lives and restore safety for displaced families.

Syria’s Children Face Growing Explosive Legacy

Jan 14, 2025: UNICEF urges urgent demining in Syria, where UXO kills 100+ children monthly, threatening millions. Survivors face injuries, stigma, and disrupted lives.

Athletics: Then and now

Jan 14, 2025: Tipping off another season of hoops in Harrisonburg; Dukes show up for game day

Strengthening EOD Capacity: U.S. and Peru Partnership

Jan 13, 2025: U.S. SOUTHCOM’s EOD course strengthens Peru’s explosive hazard management, fosters regional leadership, and supports sustainable demining efforts.

Positive career outcomes

Jan 13, 2025: While the world of work has changed fundamentally, JMU graduates are fully prepared to succeed.

MAG Saves Lives Through Risk Education in Ukraine

Jan 10, 2025: MAG’s risk education reached 36,000 people in Ukraine in 2024, offering safety knowledge and hope in communities impacted by explosive ordnance and conflict.

The Forbes Center welcomes All-star percussionists of the Grammy Award-winning Silkroad Ensemble on Jan. 26

Jan 10, 2025: Bridging cultural divides and sparking connection through music

EOKHUB Launches Digital Magazine

Jan 9, 2025: EOKHUB launches its inaugural issue of its digital EOKHUB Magazine, featuring interviews, field notes, and more.

Clearing WWII Bombs: Peleliu's Lingering Threat

Jan 8, 2025: WWII bombs still contaminate Pacific islands like Peleliu, threatening lives and land. Slow clearance highlights urgent need for global aid and sustainable solutions.

Study abroad: The world as our classroom

Jan 8, 2025: Opportunities to study abroad were limited for the women of Madison College, but students today enjoy plenty of options.

Ukrainian Women Demine for a Safer Future

Jan 7, 2025: Ukrainian women train at MAT Kosovo to decontaminate war-torn land. The school’s realistic training prepares them to restore Ukraine's agricultural economy.

Landmines in Syria Cause 8 Deaths and 16 Injuries

Jan 6, 2025: Landmines in Syria injure children and claim lives daily. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights calls for urgent demining, victim support, and awareness to protect civilians.

Project changes lives for the good

Aug 17, 2016: From Honors courses to a scholarship that funded her project in Tanzania, international affairs major Claire Elverum means it when she says, "It's impossible not to find your spot here."