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October 13, 2023
Many students spend the majority of their time in Harrisonburg; however, there are many opportunities for entertainment and dining outside of the JMU-downtown area. To get the most out of
September 29, 2023
Marissa Zane, employee at the JMU Department of Health Professions, gives out "mom hugs" to students once a semester. Students reflected on the comfort they received from Zane.
April 26, 2023
This week’s Liz Wheeler controversy is splitting campus, from those who are proud to hear her conservative views coming to campus, to those who morally object to Wheeler’s ideas. While
March 21, 2023
Student body election day is Tuesday, March 21, and the JMU student body will be voting for a new student body president, vice president, executive treasurer and student representative to
November 10, 2022
The JMU Police Department (JMU PD) has received the Crisis Intervention Teams grant, a $350,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice to integrate a mental health professional into the
March 29, 2022
Student body election day is Tuesday, March 29, and JMU students will be voting on their new student body president, student body vice president, executive treasurer, student representative to the
December 2, 2021
Mark Warner has worked for JMU for 40 years in a variety of positions, like former vice president for student affairs and executive assistant to President Linwood Rose — his
May 5, 2021
The Black Leadership Coalition hosted a unity march April 29, inviting students and faculty to speak about their experiences with racism within the JMU community. The coalition was formed last June in response to the murder of George Floyd and has been working alongside the Presidentâs Task Force for Racial Equity to bring change to JMUâs campus. Norman Jones III, a senior public policy and administration major, said that he organized the march with intersectionality in mind. â...