What economist J. Barkley Rosser can teach us about how we adapt to a changing world.

In 25 years at JMU, Senior Vice President Charlie King helped steer the university’s tremendous growth while retaining its strong sense of community.

A ballroom dance competition modeled after ABC’s hit show “Dancing With the Stars” has been helping a Harrisonburg day care center meet a growing need for services since 2010.

Emily Baker (’21) learned firsthand the inner workings of Virginia’s executive branch as a Governor’s Fellow this past summer.

Melvin Petty (’84), co-founder and CEO of the government consulting firm ERP International, wins Ernst & Young’s prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year Award for the Mid-Atlantic region.

Stanford professor Nicole Ardoin (’93) draws on her Madison Experience to champion environmental causes and sustainability.

What started as an alternative to traditional health promotion programs affected by the COVID-19 pandemic has become a popular resource for students who want to improve their health and well-being.

Professor Christie Kilby’s religion class tackles the ancient art of Buddhist printing with the help of JMU Libraries’ makerspace.

Betsy Swaney Kauffman (’97) knows a thing or two about how to navigate change. It’s what led her to launch her own company, which helps other firms become more nimble, innovative and creative.