Scott Surovell ('93) and Doug Ramseur ('93), both political science majors at JMU, reunite as professionals to help end capital punishment in Virginia.

JMU Libraries’ collection of vintage Black comic books, a rarity in higher education, is being studied in undergraduate courses.

Lee Feinberg worked with the Office of Institutional Research and Tableau to improve the university's acclaimed data visualization tool.

Since its unveiling 10 years ago, Spirit Rock on East Campus has been a canvas on which students creatively, respectfully and artfully express themselves.

The JMU chapter is the organization's second-largest in the U.S., and its annual walk is the biggest fundraiser for a philanthropic cause on campus.

Tina ('73) and Phil ('73) Updike established the Beck Faculty Fellowship in honor of her parents, Paul and Lillieanna Beck.

In an age of protests, some members of the Class of 1970 found more subtle ways to skirt the rules while building lifelong friendships.

While working as a studio photographer, Wendy Maybury ('99) tried standup comedy at an open mic night. Now she has a chart-topping album and her own monthly show in Minneapolis.