Starting the night with a loud, sold-out crowd and a first-drive touchdown, JMU felt like it had momentum to carry it through the game. After going into the locker room at the half with a 14-point lead, the Dukes would not find the scoreboard again, dropping in overtime to Troy.
Romero was the first Latino elected to Harrisonburg’s City Council in 2018. This time around, he is looking to focus on bolstering the business community and making housing affordable.
During Fleming's campaign, he has focused on providing Harrisonburg citizens with more access to housing, transportation, infrastructure and childcare.
Looking to serve a second term, Robinson is up for reelection in the Nov. 3 midterm City Council election, running against incumbent Dany Fleming, Sal Romero and write-in candidate Heri Cortes for two open seats.
The Harrisonburg City Council unanimously approved the city’s 2027 legislative agenda, appointed a Harrisonburg Electric Commission Board member and discussed how it would spend money received…
The Student Government Association (SGA) celebrated Halloween early by dressing out of formal wear and into their costumes as they approved contingency funds and appointed a new Faculty Senate…
La Asociación de Gobierno Estudiantil (SGA) organizó su debate anual Dukes Debate, en el que cuatro representantes de diferentes posiciones políticas debatieron varios temas antes de las elecc…
JMU women’s soccer (9-5-3, 7-1-2 Sun Belt) used a 77th-minute goal to tie at Georgia Southern (8-5-5, 3-4-4) 1-1 on Sunday. The Dukes secured the No. 1 overall seed in the Sun Belt conference tournament with the result.
JMU men's basketball played exhibitions against Richmond and VCU in the preseason. The Dukes will open up their season at home on Monday, Nov. 2, against the Miami (OH) Redhawks, before taking their first road test against the Kentucky Wildcats Friday, Nov. 6.
JMU volleyball (11-11, 6-6 Sun Belt) battled in back-to-back matches against Coastal Carolina (10-12, 6-6) on Friday and Saturday at home. The Dukes lost a close match Friday-but bounced back with a 3-2 win on Saturday.
JMU field hockey (8-8, 7-2 MAC) wrapped up its regular season with a 3-0 loss to No. 4 UMass (17-1, 9-0). The Dukes hung around for three quarters, but the Minutewomen scored two quick goals early in the fourth quarter to bury JMU 3-0.
Starting the night with a loud, sold-out crowd and a first-drive touchdown, JMU felt like it had momentum to carry it through the game. After going into the locker room at the half with a 14-point lead, the Dukes would not find the scoreboard again, dropping in overtime to Troy.
Want to praise someone or get something off your chest? Darts and Pats is the place to do it.
Driver Era, lead by Ross Lynch, comes to JMU and rocks the Atlantic Union Bank Center.
Returning to campus under new management, JMU Flea was held on Oct. 24 as 10 student and local vendors set up racks of vintage clothing, shoes and accessories on the Union Patio.
At JMU, a combination of socialization and competition has attracted hundreds of students to try out for the university’s Club Pickleball team, turning what might start as a casual game into s…
Rhudy, now a freshman studio art major at JMU, has over 3,000 followers across TikTok and Instagram. She started posting at 13 years old, during the COVID-19 pandemic, and has begun to make mo…
The 39th year of the Virginia Film Festival (VAFF) was hosted in Charlottesville from Wednesday, October 21st through Sunday, October 25th. Screenings were shown at the Violet Crown and Paramo…
Now, one way or another, students do eventually have to make a decision, but it need not be so early. There is absolutely no reason for housing contracts to push next year’s living situations so early. It’s JMU’s housing contracts that might be causing a domino effect with other housing.
The holiday runs on the macabre, the villainous and the grotesque, and that’s not inherently a problem. The problem emerges only when social media strips the ethical dimension from actual human suffering and gives it back to us, repackaged as “aesthetic” and “fun” content.
Sometimes hobbies start out relaxing but devolve into something that brings more stress than peace. If that happens, there’s no shame in taking a break or picking a new one. If you struggle with perfectionism, you’re not alone, and there are ways to practice letting yourself be bad at your h…
So why does JMU’s Career and Internship Fair seem to snub some students and not others? Some of this can be explained by how specific majors are overshadowed by those in the business and health science disciplines, which make up roughly 55% of the total student base at JMU.
The illusion that people can do much to change it is dying. Psychology has a term for this: learned helplessness. When repeated attempts to change an outcome fail, people start to internalize the belief that their actions don’t matter.
