Letter from FMU Residence Life to students – March 23, 2020
Latest statement from Dr. Fred Carter, FMU President – March 19, 2020
Statement from Dr. Peter King, FMU provost – March 19, 2020
A message from Dr. Peter King, provost of Francis Marion University, to all Francis Marion University students made on Thursday, March 19, 2020.
FMU campus dining services to operate on limited basis during closing- March 17, 2020
Latest statement from Dr. Fred Carter, FMU President – March 16, 2020
FMU closing campus, moving to online instruction on March 25, 2020
FMU closing campus, moving to online instruction March 25
Francis Marion is officially closing through March 31, per South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster’s March 15 Executive Order related to the continuing spread of the coronavirus in the state.
Francis Marion’s University Place Gallery to host Gallery Talk
University Place Gallery, Francis Marion University’s newest art gallery in downtown Florence, will host its first Gallery Talk on Saturday.
Francis Marion University reopens after winter break
Francis Marion University’s business and administrative offices have resumed normal hours of operation; Monday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
FMU celebrates fall commencement, first class of doctoral graduates
Francis Marion University awarded degrees to 329 graduates at its fall commencement ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 15.
FMU to reopen on Wednesday
Due to extensive flooding and widespread power outages throughout the Pee Dee River Basin, Francis Marion University will remain closed Monday and Tuesday.
Maintenance crews will be on campus Monday and Tuesday dealing with minor damage that occurred as a result of the storm, but essential systems on campus survived the storm in good shape.
Assuming major roadways are passable by mid-week, FMU will re-open on a normal schedule Wednesday.
Continue to monitor FMU’s website and social media channel for updates.
Carter details dynamic program growth, more new initiatives at FMU kickoff event
FMU President Dr. Fred Carter highlighted the dramatic growth of University’s academic programs, and its increasing impact on the region, at the FMU’s faculty breakfast Monday.