JMU softball captured the nation’s attention and won new fans during the team's remarkable run in the Women's College World Series.

In 50 years, JMU football has gone from a nonscholarship program to a perennial FCS powerhouse.

Tassie Pippert (’11, ’13M) shares her passion for food and wine in the classroom and on the small screen.

Tragedy in her native country of Nigeria spurred Vine Adowei (’17, ’19M) to become an advocate for human rights. JMU helped her find her voice.

A historic clothing exhibit offers a window into the student experience on campus at the height of the women’s suffrage movement.

Her friend and classmate, Barbara Benham (’70), reflects on Cindy's activism, her cooking skills and her work with the International Atomic Energy Association, which led to a Nobel Peace Prize.

Kaitlin Porter (’06) and her family got back to basics, traveling together for more than a year on a converted pink school bus.