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This is the first constitution of the State Normal School of Harrisonburg's Student Government Organization. Approved by the student body February 25, 1915, this constitution and by-laws contains the building blocks for a hundred years of student…

This bill wishes to change the JMU mascot to a Pig with three eyes and antlers.

This photograph is of the Student Government Associations Executive Board during the 1917 Winter Quarter

Newly elected student Government Association Officers at Madison College, Harrisonburg, Virginia, for the Academic year 1954-55. Reading left to right standing are: Miss Norma Procter, President of Student Government Association, Millboro, Va. Miss…

This item is a 19th Century poem about slavery, written by an unknown author, presumably a slave themselves. The writer recounts the life of a slave in Tenth Legion, an area in northern Rockingham County, that they describe as “a braggy place, where…

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

This speech highlights the accepted gender roles of the 1950s, focusing specifically on the necessary changes that need to be made in female education in order to adequately prepare women for the professional world and the domestic sphere.

This correspondence features an expert from a letter written by President Miller to Raymond Dingledine discussing the procedure determining the approved list of men able to date female Madison College students.

This statement written by a witness to the Forrest Hill Riot, notes the aggressive nature of the police during their intervention in the riot.

This proposal seeks to alter existing rules which place students under the authority of the college at all times, except when at home or with parents. The proposal seeks to change this so that the college only has authority over students when they…