Francis Marion to celebrate 2017 Homecoming Feb. 11
Francis Marion to honor Black History Month
FMU names non-profit institute for the late Fred Sheheen
FMU’s Tom Roop left an endearing legacy
Sheheen to Francis Marion University graduates: be courageous
It’s world tour time for FMU’s piano master
FMU physics grad hopes to work on Wall Street
New Healthcare Admin degree flourishing at FMU
Dr. Jennifer Kelley wins Faculty Public Service Award
Her work included time spent in outreach, helping students find jobs, taking students to the Regional American Chemical Society meetings…
Associate English Professor Named Winner of Fellowship
Dr. Jo Angela Edwins: Associate Professor of English, was named the 2014 winner of the 5th Annual Carrie McCray Nickens Fellowship in poetry by the South Carolina Academy of Authors. Edwins’ manuscript was chosen in a blind competition by this year’s judge, poet Lavonne J. Adams. The fellowship in poetry was established in 2009 to […]
Associate English Professor Publishes New Anthology of Prize-Winning Short Stories
Associate Professor of English Philip Gardner, whose previous collections include Somebody Wants Somebody Dead (Boson Books 2012) and Someone to Crawl Back To (Boson Books 2003), has a new anthology of 18 select and prize-winning short stories, appearing as Available Light (Bitingduck Press, November 1, 2013).
FMU Professor Emeritus Publishes Sixth Book
Dr. John Britton, long-time member of the Francis Marion University Department of History and now Professor Emeritus, had his sixth book recently published. Cables, Crises, and the Press: The Geopolitics of the New International Information System in the Americas, 1866-1903, has been published by the University of New Mexico Press.