Senior Geographic Science Major Francesca Ross talks about JMU Geographic Science and some of the experiences she's had in the program.
Students from the Harrisonburg community gathered in ISAT to participate in a coding event called Game Jam. They learned about computer science concepts by conceptualizing and programming their own video games.
A crowd gathered around a Christian speaker outside of Carrier Library. Students surrounded him and expressed their opinions on his controversial religious viewpoints.
Dance for Parkinson's is a program that started at JMU on September 28th. JMU's Theatre and Dance, the College of Visual and Performing Arts and the School of Music host the classes where participants learn movements that help relieve Parkinson's disease symptoms.
JMU junior computer science major Jake Hitzges' passion for music inspired him to open a recording studio downtown.
Double Duke, Meredith talks about returning to JMU in order to study to become a physician assistant.
JMU students weigh in on how they feel when they see fellow Dukes wearing clothing representing other schools on campus.
Beards and Broads recently opened in Harrisonburg, VA. The location provides a safe and fun space to participate in the sport of axe throwing.
JMU Senior Rosser Sirbaugh talks about his experience as a Hall Director in the freshman dorms.
This week, JMU computer science student Kush Gupta talks about his summer job at a defense contracting company where he developed tools. Continuing to work during school, Gupta says that his job helps him learn to balance studying and working.
New members of JMU sororities celebrate receiving their bids at the annual bid day celebration!
An Uber driver and passenger found themselves unlikely heroes when they stopped to wake residents of a home on fire overnight. Head to breezejmu.org for updates on this developing story.
Everyone at JMU has a story to tell. Each week we'll feature a story from a student in our 'Humans of Madison' series. This is Samantha's story.
Working with industry professionals, JMU dance students learn dynamic and diverse choreography that was premiered at the New Dance Festival in the Forbes Center.
Everyone at JMU has a story to tell. Each week we'll feature a story from a student in our 'Humans of Madison' series. This is Bracken's story.
Journalists at The Breeze interview random members of the JMU community and ask them to tell a story from their life.
Freshmen at JMU participate in team-building activities at Playfair in order to connect with the new campus community.
JMU Parents say goodbye to the new Dukes as freshman move-in wraps up.
The $16 million renovation to Wilson Hall is now complete. Take a look inside the new home to JMU's history department.
Superheroes aren't just seen in theaters anymore. Harrisonburg is home to the "Justice Alliance Initiative." A group of real-life superheroes.
