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JMU earns an F in freedom of speech for the second year in a row (opens the original)
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JMU received an âFâ in freedom of speech from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) for the second year in a row, according to the organizationâs website.  JMU now ranks 171 of the 261 participating institutions, a drop of 68 positions from last year, according to the website. FIRE wrote that this ranking indicates students âfrequently stay silent,â especially in political conversations, according to the website. JMU is ranked last among participating Virginia u
JMU earns second F in freedom of speech, ranks last for Virginia schools (opens the original)
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JMU received an âFâ in freedom of speech from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) for the second year in a row, according to the organizationâs website.  JMU now ranks 171 of the 261 participating institutions, a drop of 68 positions from last year, according to the website. FIRE wrote that this ranking indicates students âfrequently stay silent,â especially in political conversations, according to the website. JMU is ranked last among participating Virginia u
‘The heartbeat of campus’: Carrier Library hosts grand opening after 4 years (opens the original)
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After three years of construction and almost $125 million in public funding, JMU officially opened Carrier Library to the public on the steps of its historic entrance Thursday. Students, faculty, alumni and community members crowded the building as speakers honored the work and vision of Carrier Library. University President Jim Schmidt then cut the purple ribbon to open the doors to the âcrossroads of campus,â he said in his speech. Opening the event, Dean of Libraries Bethany Nowviskie s
JMU adds new building, expands College of Health and Behavioral Studies (opens the original)
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The Virginia General Assembly passed a new state budget allocating nearly $150 million to expand JMUâs nursing and healthcare programs. The majority of that budget â $115.3 million â will go to expanding the College of Health and Behavioral Studies (CHBS) building, according to JMU. âI really am grateful for the support of JMUâs administration and the legislature in Virginia for approving the funding for the building; itâs needed,â CHBS Dean Sharon Lovell said. âWe need this bui
City Council passes rezoning for 4-story apartment building in 3-2 vote (opens the original)
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In a 3 to 2 vote, Harrisonburg City Council passed the B1C rezoning request that allows the construction of The Lindsey â previously known as The Link â a four-story apartment building on the current Lindsey Funeral home plot at the entrance of historic downtown. After over a year of debate and despite numerous changes made to the original plan in response to community feedback â proffers â The Lindsey still remained a contentious topic shown through the dozens of âno B1Câ signs tha
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