Relatively Good wins President’s Bowl III championship
There’s a new President’s Bowl champ at Francis Marion after Relatively Good won the final round of President’s Bowl III Monday night.
All-physics and engineering finale set for 2020 President’s Bowl
It will be an all-physics and engineering finale at the 2020 President’s Bowl championship match on Monday, March 2.
Francis Marion falls in NCAA tournament
FMU’s men’s basketball team fell to Augusta University in the quarterfinal round of the 2019 NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Men’s Basketball Tournament.
Team ACS wins FMU President’s Bowl for a second time
For a second straight year, The American Chemical Society has won FMU’s annual intramural quiz bowl tournament.
Francis Marion’s Browning named All-American
Francis Marion University 6-0 senior guard Detrek Browning has been named a third-team All-American by the Division II Conference Commissioners Association (D2CCA), as selected by the nation’s sports information directors.
FMU’s YGB says ‘Good Morning America’ on famed ABC program
The spirited YGB choir was featured on ABC’s Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts #AfterGMA segment this morning on her popular Facebook page.
FMU’s Arts International to return to campus, showcase worldwide performers
FMU’s Arts International Festival, the region’s long running annual celebration of arts and culture, returns to the University’s campus on Saturday, April 14.
Southern rock legends Marshall Tucker Band to perform at FMU PAC
There’ll be “lightning in the air” on Friday May 4 with the iconic Marshall Tucker Band brings its legendary brand of Southern rock to the Francis Marion University’s Performing Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, May 4.
FMU, SC Humanities to host Beyond Mother Emanuel
FMU, in conjunction with South Carolina Humanities, will look to jump start the conversation on several thorny topics related to race and culture in America when it hosts a first-of-its-kind symposium Feb. 26-28.
Black Violin’s ‘Classical Boom’ coming to the FMU PAC
The FMU Performing Arts Center will present an entertaining and stunning collision of musical worlds this spring when Black Violin brings its innovative mix of hip-hop and classic sound to the PAC’s main stage.
