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This summer, FMU will be hosting seven orientation sessions to fit the needs of new and transfering students, with the first session set for June 10.

FMU’s School of Business is rolling out a program for information business leaders to help their understanding of the complex world of technology and give them access to the latest thinking on critical technology issues.

It’s summer, but at Francis Marion University, class is in session. Beginning on May 28 and lasting through Aug. 12, Francis Marion’s two sessions of summer classes will be offering a wide array of undergraduate and graduate courses.

What’s the best way to spend a late spring morning in the Pee Dee? There’s only one answer and it’s checking out the verdantly lush FMU campus during one of the University’s many campus tours.

The Duke Energy Foundation recently provided a $25,000 grant to FMU’s Fred R. Sheheen Non-Profit Leadership Institute as part of its focus to help strengthen non-profits in the communities they serve.

Connor Graham feels like a regular student at Francis Marion University. Sometimes her fellow students feel differently. She is their president, after all.

Second Lieutenant Alec Reed was commissioned as an infantry officer in the South Carolina National Guard. Second Lieutenant Zachary Buzzetti was commissioned as an engineering officer in the U.S. Army Reserve.

FMU’s Garrett Fuller faced a conundrum as he headed towards his senior year. He knew his career would be in the business world, but in his heart, he couldn’t leave behind the his love of creative writing.

A team of marketing and computer science majors from Francis Marion University were victorious in the third annual Pee Dee Idea Challenge, held last month at Coker College.

Twenty-four leaders from South Carolina non-profit organizations graduated earlier this month from Francis Marion University’s 17th Fred Sheheen Non-Profit Leadership Institute (NPLI).