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Virginia AG Miyares to speak at winter commencement

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, a 1998 JMU graduate, will be the featured speaker for winter commencement Dec. 14.

A family legacy, a JMU love story

Past JMU Parent of the Year makes $1 million planned gift in honor of late husband.

JMU professor receives Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery award

Laura Katzman, professor of art history, has been awarded the 2024 Director’s Essay Prize for Scholars by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery.

Board of Visitors summary of actions and discussions

The JMU Board of Visitors met Friday, Sept. 13, in the Festival Conference and Student Center.

JMU Board of Visitors to meet

The JMU Board of Visitors will meet on Friday, Sept. 13, at 8:30 a.m. in the Festival Conference and Student Center.

JMU celebrates inaugural ‘Game Changer’

Doreen Liccione (’92), an academic adviser in the CoB, is recognized as a “Game Changer” for her outstanding work benefiting JMU Athletics.

Madison Vision Series continues with Constitution Day lecture

Raj Vinnakota, president of the Institute for Citizens & Scholars, will discuss bridging our political divides and democracy’s role in higher education.

President King applauds JMU wage employees

JMU President Charlie King celebrated the significant contributions wage employees make at JMU during an annual breakfast at Festival.

With Chesney in charge, JMU football continues its winning ways

The JMU Dukes football team started the Bob Chesney era on Saturday, Aug. 31 with a 30-7 win at Charlotte.

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