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Following student-athlete suicides, answers remain difficult

Following student-athlete suicides, answers remain difficult

Following six student-athlete suicides in the span on three months, including one at JMU, I investigated the …

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Where's Ratke now? Inside the highest-scoring college kicker's rise, and what's next

Where's Ratke now? Inside the highest-scoring college kicker's rise, and what's next

As NFL kickers struggle to begin 2022 and after JMU made its first field goal by a kicker not named Ethan Rat…

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JMU overcomes 25-point deficit to beat App State, 32-28

JMU overcomes 25-point deficit to beat App State, 32-28

I wrote the recap to JMU football's first-ever in-conference win vs. a Sun Belt foe, Appalachian State, in wh…

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Leveled up: JMU's FBS jump to bring increased revenue, costs

Leveled up: JMU's FBS jump to bring increased revenue, costs

Yes, JMU Athletics will eventually make money only available at the FBS level, but it'll cost a lot before it…

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'It became heavier and heavier': How Mark Byington navigated the CAA ban, injuries and the nation...

'It became heavier and heavier': How Mark Byington navigated the CAA ban, injuries and the nation...

Mark Byington's 2021-22 Dukes went through a lot in a short period of time: A postseason conference ban, thre…

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MTC students fly high by medaling in national drone competition

MTC students fly high by medaling in national drone competition

I highlighted a local high-schooler about his third-place finish in a national drone-flying contest with a co…

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Blockchain Research and Development Activities Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy and Utility Sector

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By Grant Johnson, Jeremy Lawrence, Sydni Credle, Nor Farida Harun
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All articles published by MDPI are made immediately available worldwide under an open access license. No special permission is required to reuse all or part of the article published by MDPI, including figures and tables. For articles published under an open access Creative Common CC BY license, any part of the article may be reused without permission provided that the original article is clearly cited. For more information, please refer to https://www.mdpi.com/openaccess.
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Over $900 for debt, $444 for UREC: Exclusive breakdown of student fees

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By Grant Johnson, Avery Goodstine Verified, Michael Russo Verified, Alli Kreisman
| JMU Breeze Verified
All JMU students pay a comprehensive fee alongside the cost of tuition. This fee generally applies to services and departments that are not strictly educational, such as athletics operations or non-academic facilities. For academic year 2024-25, JMU’s comprehensive fee will be $2,908 per semester or $5,816 total. Here’s where that money goes toward: JMU’s budget office provided The Breeze with an itemized breakdown of the comprehensive fee not widely available to the public.
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JMU’s policy for Quad lighting remains at standstill after Israel-Hamas

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By Grant Johnson, Hannah Kennedy
| JMU Breeze Verified
She couldn’t help but laugh at the irony of the situation. An executive member of JMU’s Muslim Student Association (MSA) had just asked Vice President for Student Affairs Tim Miller about a location for a Palestinian vigil to mourn civilian lives lost following Oct. 7, advocate for peace in the region and acknowledge “75 years worth of oppression” in Palestine.
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