Leadership FMU recognizes tenth class, outstanding alum
Francis Marion Leadership FMU celebrated its tenth cohort with a ceremony honoring the 19 students to participate in the course Monday night.
Carter touts FMU’s financial health, numerous initiatives
FMU President Dr. Fred Carter told the University’s trustees Thursday that the FMU’s fiscal health has “never been better,” and that it is well-positioned for the future.
New FMU scholarship will honor Professor Jacobs and the Bard
A new scholarship honoring William Shakespeare’s biggest fan on the Francis Marion University campus will leave behind a fitting legacy: generations of newly minted Shakespeare enthusiasts.
Local school psychologist wins Francis Marion Psychology alumni award
Elizabeth Howell, a 2007 FMU grad and recipient of the 2017 Professional Psychology Award, has blazed a trail throughout S.C. as a leading school psychologist.
FMU School of Business, Kelley Center partner to provide corporate management course
FMU’s School of Business and the Kelley Center for Enterprise and Innovation are partnering to provide a means to move up the corporate ladder.
FMU to host trick-or-treating with telescopes under the stars
FMU’s Dooley Planetarium and the Society of Physics Students will be hosting an evening of trick or treating under the stars this Friday at the University’s Observatory.
FMU Fine Arts Department hosts visiting artist workshops
Students at Francis Marion University are receiving a crash course in the world of professional artistry thanks to a series of workshops hosted by the University’s Department of Fine Arts.
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.
FMU’s Kassab Gallery to host abstract painting and ceramic galleries
Two of South Carolina’s most laudable artists will display their works through Nov. 9 at the FMU Adele Kassab Gallery.
Parris Island Marine Band to perform at FMU PAC
The Parris Island Marine Band, one of America’s oldest and most well known military concert bands, will bring its legendary performance to the Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center on Friday, Oct. 27.
Legendary singer-songwriter Graham Nash to take center stage at FMU PAC
Grammy Award-winner Graham Nashwill bring his iconic songbook to the FMU PAC on Saturday, March 3 at 7:30 pm.
Pee Dee conservationist receives Francis Marion Biology alumni award
Frank Oliver, the CEO at Wildlife Action, Inc. was honored by the FMU Department of Biology with the presentation of the Lawrence F. Swails Award.