The court ruled 4-3 that the referendum, which would’ve given Democrats a 10-1 advantage, violated the Virginia Constitution, nullifying its “legal efficacy.” Despite this, Democrats still have a 6-5 majority for the next decade.
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JMU Communications recently implemented new regulations for sending student and faculty mass emails. This affects student organizations, clubs and faculty members that use email as a main communication method.
The ongoing war in Iran has caused flight costs to increase, causing some issues for students who use airfare as a regular travel means.
Students are encouraged to avoid south Main Street in areas between Pheasant Hill Road and South Avenue for an "undetermined amount of time” due to closures on both North and Southbound lanes, according to a JMU Alert at 6:14 a.m.
Spotswood Elementary, City Hall and the Price Rotary Senior Center have been turned into voting stations as Virginians decide whether to allow the state to redraw its congressional districts.
A lot of the focus in the advertising for musical biopics goes around the casting. For the Michael Jackson biopic, the King of Pop is played by his own nephew, Jaafar Jackson.
As an 18th-century scholar, Polanz, who’s now a JMU French professor, has been fascinated with Antoinette for most of her adult life. Her interest, however, is not in the actual woman or the h…
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has grown a cult following after the nearly two decades of blockbuster releases. In 2026, Marvel has already released two shows on Disney+, “Wonder Man” and “Dare…
On April 16, the newly formed student Puppetry Club at JMU officially held its first meeting. The meeting was held in the Forbes Center for the Performing Arts by junior business management ma…


