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A cartoon depiction, titled “The Doors of the Dorms,” utilized racial language and a negative portrayal of university black employees.

One local schoolboy found a better vantage point for the afternoon performances by climbing a tree.

Printed in a 1954 issue of Madison College's newspaper, The Breeze, this article demonstrates the strained relationship between blacks and whites in 1950s America--college campuses not exempt. Made up in ‘blackface’, white students held a party with…

Parlors are ways of structuring the space inside a building to channel visitors in a certain way, rather than opening directly into living space. The Senior Hall parlor, inside of what is today Cleveland, was a formalized space with its own set of…

“Senior Hall,” was constructed in 1935, and is known today as Converse Hall. Like “Junior Hall,” a dorm hostess also resided in the Hall and oversaw building and student activities.

This bill seeks to create an uniform non-discrimination policy regardless of sexual orientation.

In this bill, the SGA formally challenges the staff of the Breeze to a game of softball.

This Bill discusses the desire to replace the schools fall break with a week long Thanksgiving Break.

This bill stresses the importance of the Duke Dog mascot and what it symbolizes for the school.

This bill requests for James Madison University to consider installing chimes in the Wilson clock tower.