James Madison University

The university observed 10 new positive cases of COVID-19 at the University Health Center yesterday, putting the total number of active cases at 70.

The university observed 13 new positive cases of COVID-19 at the University Health Center yesterday, putting the total number of active cases at 71.

Community college students from Virginia and nationally will be recruited for a summer research experience run by the JMU Biology Department.

The latest edition of JMU News features JMU's ranking as the "Best College for Getting a Job" and the university's efforts to maintain that success.

A pair of Lt. Governor candidates will discuss “The Future of Education in Virginia” during an hour-long forum open to the public.

James Madison University’s Board of Visitors today approved the renaming of three buildings on the campus’s historic Quad.

The James Madison University Board of Visitors met Thursday, February 18 and Friday, February 19 virtually.

The James Madison University Board of Visitors will meet virtually, through electronic means, on Thursday, February 18 and Friday, February 19.

James Madison University has seven recent alumni who received Fulbright US Student Grants in 2020-2021.

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