Jmu Professors News Today

With spring semester course registration occurring this week, students are turning to Rate My Professors, an anonymous review website that allows students to post evaluations of instructors. While some find

We are three emeritus faculty who chose to spend our entire academic careers at JMU because we were dedicated, along with countless other faculty colleagues, both living and deceased, to

MyMadison outages on Tuesday morning caused students with overlapping enrollment appointments to experience crashes and delays. The enrollment process groups students by credit hours into the same time slots. Students

David Newman, adjunct voice instructor, is "iconic," as some of his students say. Known for his caring personality, uncommon abilities and the rainbow suspenders he frequently wears, Newman is a

Two retiring JMU professors, Neil Marrin and Tassie Pippert, have founded the Marrin and Pippert Scholarship Endowment for Study Abroad & Experiential Learning to support study abroad efforts for students

JMU communications and photography students’ art created to share survivors’ stories is currently on display and for sale at the New Directions Center in Staunton, Virginia. The proceeds will go

Caroline Lubert has been a math professor at JMU since 1999, and she focuses her research on acoustics, the mathematical study of sound waves. In her time at the university,

Professors Imelda OReilly, Nusrat Jahan and Chen Guo discuss how they each decided to leave their homes of Ireland, Bangladesh and China, respectively, to further their academic and career goals.

In a vigil organized by students on social media, the JMU community came together to mourn over recent tragic events and discuss mental health.