A reimagined literary and arts magazine comes back to life with its first edition released this December. Formerly known as Temper, Iris Magazine is a place where student creativity flows from pen to paper. Editor-in-Chief and former Breeze writer, Haley Huchler, came together with her team …

A memorial service for the three University of Virginia football players killed Sunday will take place tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. Breeze TV News Director Zoe Mowery reports from Charlottesville on how the U.Va. community is honoring the victims and coping with the tragedy.

COVID-19 cases are on the rise once again at JMU. In emails sent to faculty, professors are not allowed to require a positive COVID test when it comes to absences for the virus. News Director Zoe Mowery explains how the university is handling the surge.

Everyone's experiences with COVID-19 have been drastically different in the past two years. With nearly all pandemic-related restrictions being lifted on campus, there is the question of 'is JMU truly Post-COVID-19.?' Reporter Colby Reece spoke with students on if COVID-19 is gone from campus

Early Friday on South Carlton Street, a silver van struck the side of a Subway building. Officers from the Harrisonburg Police Department [HPD] are conducting their investigation. There were no reported injuries from the incident. Sergeant Westfall said charges will be filed against the driv…

On Thursday, students participated in the first in-person “Take Back the Night” event since 2019. This is now a “speak out” space for students to express their stories of sexual violence — in many cases, for their first time. In return, they received unrequited support from peers, friends, a…

JMU’s Environmental Management club has been occupied this past year by trying to create a carbon net zero plan. While being busy they have also put on many events to promote sustainability for students. The club has organized climate strikes, trash clean-ups and many other volunteer opportunities.

The weight is finally off the ground for JMU’s new powerlifting club. The organization has tried multiple times in the past to get the club approved at JMU, to no avail. Finally, though, the club was approved just before the start of the 2022 spring semester.

This Friday, JMU's University Program Board will be hosting its first-ever film fest, an event used to highlight student directors on campus. It will include four different films including: "Stuck in Motion" and "20%" by Trey Jordan, Motherwounds: Story of the Sacred by Amelia Morrison and D…

This week, Breeze editors Jillian Carey & Matt Young dug deeper into the Dogecoin craze. Find out whether Dogecoin is worth the investment and the risks associated with volatile cryptocurrency.