Produced by JMU faculty and students, a seasonal radio program invites listeners to engage with the Shenandoah Valley’s natural surroundings

The self-guided tour is intended to reflect on the campus as an evolving, commemorative landscape and to highlight the contributions of people whose experiences have not traditionally been part of the institutional narrative.

The statewide pilot program could branch off to other locations after this summer.

Maintaining the hives and their pollinators is a way for JMU to be actively involved with environmental issues on campus and worldwide.