For the School of Media Arts and Design, SMAD Fest is what some Digital Video Concentration majors consider to be the accumulation of their undergraduate career. This year, it’ll be taking place online at YouTube live on December 16th, 2020. Breeze TV got to sit down with two senior digital …
James Madison University’s newest faculty member, Matt Pardo, was recently featured in Dance Magazine for his ingenuity of handling COVID-19. With dance being such a hands on skill, the typical staggered class doesn't cut it for handling around 25 students per group. For Matt, innovation was…
Four years ago career veterinarians Mr. and Mrs. Gardner had a novel idea they were going to turn a barn into a farmers market. The market futures craft wine and beers from local distributors as well as local jams jellies and other goods. They also have a coffee bar ice cream stand boars hea…
What are you doing for thanksgiving, Dukes? Reporter Addison Cole took to the quad in the week's #WomanOnTheStreet to find out.
The Rockingham SPCA started a Barn Cat Program in which cats that are not suitable to live indoors are adopted and live in outdoor areas such as sheds or barns and kill pests such as mice, moles, and others. These types of cats are not very friendly towards humans. The adoptions of the cats …
Madison Business Review editor James Faris spoke with Breeze TV's Colby Johnson about how investors were reacting to President-Elect Joe Biden's victory, an effective vaccine from Pfizer and the Department of Justice's lawsuit filed against Google.
JMU professor Hawes Spencer ditches Zoom and heads to the Quad to safely hold in-person classes
Eight JMU men's basketball transfers will be playing in the Atlantic Union Bank Center when it open in November 25th
Due to COVID-19, construction on the new Harrisonburg High School had to be halted. Harrisonburg School Board candidate Deb Fitzgerald expressed her disappointment with the delay. Other candidates Irvin Peckham and Kalene Seigle believe that building an additional annex to the current high s…
As someone who loves news, Ryann Sheehy took it upon herself to research trends in the media in regard to COVID-19 and the election. On top of her research on multiple major news outlets, she also spoke with student political figures to find out their opinions on how the coronavirus has affe…
Breeze TV reporter Jessica Kronzer sat down with Rachel York who is with Students Against Sexual Violence at JMU to discuss what is at stake in the election today. York, who is a sexual assault survivor, said women's' reproductive rights are an important issue to her.
As a part of Breeze TV's election night coverage, two panelists with varying political beliefs met in the Alison B. Parker studio to discuss their opinions on President Trump's policies. Mike Dellanno from Turning Point USA expressed his support of President Donald Trump and endorsed his pol…
Mike Dellanno from Turning Point USA and Jilian Lynch from JMU's Environmental Management club have very different political beliefs. Breeze TV hosted both of them in the Alison B. Parker studio so they could discuss their opinions on former Vice President Joe Biden's proposed policies if he…
As a part of Breeze TV's election night coverage, two panelists from different points on the political spectrum met in the Alison B. Parker studio to discuss their expectations for the 2020 Presidential election. Mike Dellanno from Turning Point USA voiced his approval of President Donald Tr…
Climate change has become a top issue for JMU students and a big factor in deciding who to vote for in #Election2020. See how students and professors feel about the issue.
Meet the Republican nominee for Harrisonburg City Council Kathleen Kelley. She is a doctor who practices integrative and alternative medicine who wants to be the voice for small businesses in the Friendly City.
Virginia's 6th District has been red since 1993. This year, Democratic candidate Nick Betts (D) is challenging incumbent Ben Cline. Meet the candidate here.
Three of the five Harrisonburg city council candidates are Democrats. Meet Deanna Reed (D), Laura Dent (D) and Charles Hendricks (D) here. #Election2020
First-time city council candidate Laura Dent was laid-off when the pandemic hit. It was just the nudge she needed to make her run for office. #Election2020
Harrisonburg city council candidate George Hirschmann's (I) career has included sitcom TV, comedy, meteorology and is now a Harrisonburg city councilman. Meet the candidate here. #Election2020
City Council candidate and local business owner Charles Hendricks is declaring a party for the first time as he runs as a Democrat. Hendricks is focused on building a year-round homeless shelter and creating green architecture in Harrisonburg. #Election2020
Harrisonburg has elected a Democratic majority for most of recent history. Independent incumbent councilman George Hirschmann (I) and Republican Kathleen Kelley (R) look to change that in this year's city council race.
How much do you know about the upcoming election? Breeze TV tested the knowledge of students on JMU's quad to see how much they knew about the Presidential election.
Since the Harrisonburg City Council passed the Environmental Action Plan
Reporter Keagan Hughes and Lorena Best explore Back Home on the Farm about 3 miles away from the James Madison University campus. Fall is a popular time for the farm. Becky Vaughan, an employee at Back Home on the Farm, mentions around March of every year, the farm starts to brainstorm for t…
For those looking to get on their feet and get moving, the Friendly City Dance Room in downtown Harrisonburg - located on the corner of Main Street and East Market Street - is the place for you. With classes every night of the week and regular socials, the Friendly City Dance Room has option…
Want to praise someone or get something off your chest? Darts and Pats is the place to do it.
