News Topic: Nation & World

Honoring the sacrifice

More than 250 area veterans have been transported to the Washington, D.C., war memorials since the Top of Virginia chapter's first mission in October 2016.

Students assist immigrant communities

Alternative Break Program offers direct service and education opportunities.

Remembering Sierra Leone

JMU’s first Peace Corps volunteer recounts her experiences serving as a teacher in Sierra Leone.

Becoming a Blue Angel

Lt. James Cox (’05) discusses the path that led him to join the famed Navy flight demonstration squadron.

Madison Vision Series speaker delivers message of hope

Society has been seriously broken in the past and remains fractured today, but there are ways to mend it, Justice John Charles Thomas says.

The world is your classroom

Join us for Study Abroad Week, Jan. 28–Feb. 1.

Welcome to the Honors College

What does it mean to be Madisonian in the 21st century? Freshman Honors students grappled with that question during a trip to Montpelier.

Voicing the Constitution

Matt Darroch wanted to work a job in which he could make a meaningful impact.

A call for compromise

Former congressmen Jim Coyne and Nick Rahall headlined the second Madison Vision Series event of the 2018-19 academic year.

Being the Change: Jamie Jones Miller (’99)

Jamie Jones Miller ('99) cultivates relationships between the Department of Defense and members of Congress.