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In a year of change, Dukes deliver

Dukes gave more than $28.1 million in charitable gifts to JMU during fiscal year 2024, the second highest in JMU history and the highest outside of a campaign.

President King joins area college presidents for Chamber event

JMU Interim President Charlie King joined presidents of other area colleges to provide updates as the new academic year begins.

Board of Visitors to hold luncheon

Members of the Board of Visitors will convene for a welcome lunch on Thurs., Aug. 22 at noon in the Board Dining Room.

Congressman Ben Cline tours School of Nursing

Congressman Ben Cline visited the JMU School of Nursing Wednesday to receive feedback from students in the online doctoral program.

Welcome students

On behalf of the faculty and staff at James Madison University, I am excited to have you back.

JMU Board of Visitors executive committee to meet

The executive committee of the JMU Board of Visitors will meet on Wednesday, August 21 at 3 p.m.

President King welcomes faculty and staff

King provides campus updates and shares his vision for the new academic year.

Safety information and reminders from police Chief Matos

The goal of my message is to provide safety-related information that will serve as a helpful resource to you.

Gov. Youngkin visits JMU, signs bill supporting early learning

Gov. Glenn Youngkin visited JMU on Thursday for a bill-signing ceremony at Anthony Seeger Hall.

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