Godwin Hall News Today

Heavy rains across JMU and the greater Harrisonburg community lead to flooding and property damage; Inner Campus Shuttles (ICS) and Starship Delivery robots temporarily suspended services. TDU was also evacuated

During his introductory press conference on Tuesday, new James Madison athletic director Matt Roan said he didn’t enter the job with any concerns about the fact that the school will

JMUs Physical and Health Education and Teacher Education (PHETE) program has a 100% success rate for students finding jobs post-graduation, according to a flyer distributed by the program. The program

For guests on campus for Family Weekend, there are dozens of free events hosted by the university, intended to welcome and reassure those closest to students they are in capable

Trains crossing on campus are disruptive and can cause students to be late to class. Norfolk Southern, the railway that owns and operates the tracks on campus, and JMU should

From the State Normal School for Women in Harrisonburg, to the State Teachers College at Harrisonburg, to Madison College, to James Madison University.

The Breeze has been JMU’s official student-run newspaper for 100 years. Since its first issue on Dec. 2, 1922, The Breeze’s mission has been to provide the JMU community with

Democratic and Independent candidates swept the races, with Emma Phillips (I) and incumbents Andrew Kohen (I) and Kristen Loflin (I) winning the Harrisonburg City School Board and current council member

The stairs near Godwin Hall are long, steep and meed maintenance. These stairs make traversing campus difficult for students, causing many to seek alternate routes.

Changes at the James Madison Center for Civic Engagement, including new interim director David Kirkpatrick, have created new initiatives at the Civic Center. This year, the Civic Center hasn’t slowed