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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

The Faculty Senate passed a resolution Thursday afternoon condemning JMU Provost and Senior Vice President for Student Affairs Heather Coltman alleging a lack of shared governance between administration and faculty

To shine light on and combat womens oppression, JMU faculty members are utilizing their positions in higher education for good, staff writer Morgan Vuknic writes.

Faculty Senate passed a resolution, months in the making, asking senior leaders to create more transparent and accountable hiring guidelines within Academic Affairs.

JMU Faculty Senate did not follow state open meeting laws at Thursdays meeting by going into closed session without citing a reason or exemption and by not certifying the closed

JMU Faculty Senate violated state open meeting laws at Thursdays meeting by going into closed session without citing a reason or exemption and by not certifying the closed portion after

The Breeze spoke to students on the Quad who discussed how the popular campus locale provides a social environment for students to study, unwind and enjoy the outdoors, especially as

JMU Faculty Senate plans to introduce two resolutions at the Jan. 26 meeting that, if passed, would condemn recent actions of Provost Heather Coltman. The resolutions will be discussed and

With Harrisonburg being recently named one of the top 10 most livable college towns in the country, Culture Editors Michael Russo and Avery Goodstine set out to collect reactions and

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.