Since 2017 JMU's Chemistry and Biochemistry department has offered a new lab experience for students, brewing beer. The lab, which was developed by two professors in the department, has given students an experience different from the average chemistry lab. Read moreBeer-making chemistry lab offers novel experience for students

Staff writer Jake Dodohara covers D.E.E.P. Impact, an organization sponsored by JMU's Center for Multicultural Student Services (CMSS), and their recent APIDA month event. Read moreD.E.E.P. Impact hosts dialogue on Asian American hate, income inequality and xenophobia after the pandemic, TikTok congressional hearing

Staff writer K. Mauser covers injuries related to Bird scooters around campus, and how incidents have caused cautionary changes. Read moreBird injuries cause decreased speeds on campus

After shutting down last September, local restaurant The Little Grill reopened its doors. The restaurant, which has served customers for 80 years, was the meeting place of its owner and his wife as well as a staple for many Harrisonburg locals. Read moreThe Little Grill returns with familiar management and patrons

Not sure how to spend your time off? Staff writer Gracie Brogowski provides some tips for ways to relax and reconnect whether you're staying in Harrisonburg or back home for this year's Fall Break. Read more11 ways to spend your Fall Break in the 'Burg or at home

As students begin to sign off-campus housing contracts, it may be difficult to decide if a house or an apartment is better. In this article, three students share their experiences in both types of living situations and talk about the positives and negatives of both. Read moreStudents compare experiences with off-campus apartments and houses to provide insight

Gemeinschaft Home is a halfway house that provides resources and structure for ex-prisoners on parole who are transitioning to life outside of prison. Travis Trout, a current resident of Gemeinschaft, hopes to open his own tattoo parlor once he reaches more stable circumstances. Read moreHalfway house assists former inmates in re-entry process

On Sept. 1, JMU administration announced that classes will temporarily move to all online Sept. 7, and that all on-campus residents return home by that date. Here's the community's response.  Read moreJMU community reacts to university's online transition

Phoebe Large is a rising senior on the JMU Field Hockey team, whose time with her team was cut short due to the pandemic.  Read moreHumans of Madison: Phoebe Large

Olivia Brandt is a senior international affairs major who's working an internship with NATO. Read moreHumans of Madison: Olivia Brandt

Junior business management major Marni Thompson is turning to a therapeutic hobby this quarantine: art — specifically fluid acrylic painting. Here's Thompson's story, told through a Q&A. Read moreHumans of Madison: Marni Thompson

Follow along with a day in the life of Grace Feuchter. From her morning coffee to dinner, Feuchter's day is full of school work, internship responsibilities and self-care. Read moreHumans of Madison: Grace Feuchter

Freshman Darby Henn was looking forward to being a student ambassador this spring, but her time was cut short. Now, she's trying to be as active in her campus organizations as possible through Zoom meetings. Read moreHumans of Madison: Darby Henn

Humans of Madison is back, bringing readers inside the lives of JMU students in quarantine. This week, meet James Shumaker, president of JMU's breakdancing club, Kinetix. Read moreHumans of Madison: James Shumaker

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