New Multimedia: Stepping Down
Eickel Resigns

Eickel out, search for new pres. begins

With the threat of another impeachment proceeding looming, Brandon Eickel, Student Government Association president, will announce his resignation at Tuesday’s SGA meeting. Andy Gibson, vice president of administrative affairs, will act as president until a special election is held to choose someone else for the position. More...

Grand theft gpa
By Chloe Jean Park, assistant news editor

According to a study published by a research institution, freshmen whose roommates have a video game system study an average of 40 minutes less per day than freshmen without a system. This reduction in study time resulted in a 0.241 grade decline on a 4-point scale. More...

Online recruiting service helps get students on TRAK
By Victoria Shelor, contributing writer

Alumni group rewards distinguished graduates
By John Guilmartin, contributing writer

MULTIMEDIA: Stepping Down
Eickel Resigns
By Evan Dyson, managing editor

AUDIO: This Week in History
Posted 9.17.07

SLIDESHOW: SGA meeting
By Evan Dyson, managing editor
Posted 9.13.07

AUDIO: SGA Excerpt of Censure Debate
Posted 9.13.07

AUDIO: A message from The Breeze
Posted 9.10.07

House Editorial: Now What?

In response to staggering student sentiment, Brandon Eickel announced his resignation that will become effective on Tuesday at the Student Government Association meeting. For the first time since the scandal erupted, the situation is being handled properly. More...

Glass Half Full: Lessons learned are off the wall
By Traci Cox, staff writer

Through the Looking Glass: Apple gadgets aren’t as great as they seem
By Sarah Delia, senior writer

Out of the Dark : Wanted: JMU antiwar activists
By Anna Young, opinion editor

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JMU ranks high on financial aid dissatisfaction survey

This year JMU is at the top of one list that it isn’t boasting about. In the 2008 Best 366 College Rankings compiled by the Princeton Review, JMU was named sixth in overall student dissatisfaction with financial aid. This ranking is based on students’ assessments of how happy they are with their financial aid package, according to the Princeton Review Web site. More...

Long on distance, short on troubles
By Meghan Patrick, contributing writer

JMU rolls over VMI
By Tim Chapman, sports editor

Football

Usually when a team dominates the time of possession in a football game, it comes away with more points. But this wasn’t the case Saturday for the Keydets as James Madison trounced Virginia Military Institute 45-17 at Bridgeforth Stadium. More...

Hartford Hawks hand Dukes third loss, JMU falls to 1-3-1
By Jack McAuley, contributing writer

Madison smothers Spiders, improves to 5-1
By Mark Powell, contributing writer

Dukes pillage Buccaneers
By Wes Shaw, contributing writer