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What you missed this summer in Harrisonburg (opens the original)
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JMUâs campus and Harrisonburg city has seen several changes over the summer that may affect student life. After Monday, Aug. 17, levels two through seven of the Grace Street Parking Deck will be reallocated for faculty parking, according to the student parking and transit servicesâ website. Now, five of the Mason Street Parking Deck will be reallocated for commuting students with additional information, including an updated parking map, found on the website. The changes resulted from the A
What you missed this summer in Harrisonburg (opens the original)
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JMUâs campus and Harrisonburg city has seen several changes over the summer that may affect student life. After Monday, Aug. 17, levels two through seven of the Grace Street Parking Deck will be reallocated for faculty parking, according to the student parking and transit servicesâ website. Now, five of the Mason Street Parking Deck will be reallocated for commuting students with additional information, including an updated parking map, found on the website. The changes resulted from the A
Families of 3 JMU students receive more than $2 million for wrongful death lawsuits (opens the original)
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Three families of JMU students and Pi Beta Chi (PBX) fraternity members John Fergusson, Joshua Mardis and Nicholas Troutman, who died in a car accident in 2023, received over $2 million collectively in wrongful death lawsuits on Aug. 14. The families filed wrongful death lawsuits against the fraternity on June 29 in Henrico Circuit Court, naming its founder, John Marshall, and 35 of its members, with each lawsuit seeking $150 million. Currently, only two of the 35 members sued have paid out the
Families of 3 JMU students receive more than $2 million for wrongful death lawsuits (opens the original)
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Three families of JMU students and Pi Beta Chi (PBX) fraternity members John Fergusson, Joshua Mardis and Nicholas Troutman, who died in a car accident in 2023, received over $2 million collectively in wrongful death lawsuits on Aug. 14. The families filed wrongful death lawsuits against the fraternity on June 29 in Henrico Circuit Court, naming its founder, John Marshall, and 35 of its members, with each lawsuit seeking $150 million. Currently, only two of the 35 members sued have paid out the
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