FMU staff members recognized for outstanding service
FMU recognized the outstanding service of four employees during its annual Staff Service Awards luncheon Thursday.
$18M environmental facility to house FMU’s new forestry and environmental science programs
FMU’s Board of Trustees approved the university’s operating budget for FY 2022-23 on Thursday, including major expansions in the university’s environmental and health sciences programs.
FMU Board names facilities in honor of Rae, McDuffie
The FMU Board of Trustees recognized two retired members of faculty and staff by naming university facilities in their honor.
Activate Academy at FMU inspires, motivates rising ninth graders
Rising ninth graders in the Pee Dee had the opportunity to participate in a unique comprehensive learning experience at Francis Marion University last week known as Activate Academy.
FMU community saddened by passing of Florence Mayor Frank Willis
“Frank Willis was a consummate gentleman, a selfless public servant, and a steadfast friend.”
FMU Releases Spring 2022 Semester President’s, Dean’s List
FMU named full-time students and part-time students to its President’s and Dean’s List for the 2022 spring semester.
Two 70s rock bands slated for summer shows at the FMUPAC
The FMUPAC welcomes two musical powerhouses, Orleans and The Fabulous Thunderbirds, for a pair of summer concert events.
Brand receives FMU’s AAFSC Diversity Award
The current Dean of Students becomes the twelfth recipient of the AAFSC award.
FMU’s Richardson Center for the Child awarded SC Building Blocks Grant
FMU’s Gail and Terry Richardson Center for the Child (RCC) is set to receive $142,500 thanks to the SC Building Blocks Grant.
Special ceremony will commemorate historic cemetery on FMU campus
Trinity Baptist Church and Francis Marion University will host a ceremony honoring those buried in a historic cemetery on the university’s campus.
FMU honors graduate hailed as the ‘embodiment of resolve’
First-generation college student Ke’Ziyah Williamson graduated with honors with a bachelor’s degree in biology from Francis Marion University on Saturday.
History is the future for standout FMU grad
Elizabeth Henry, who received her diploma at FMU’s commencement on Saturday, is a direct descendant of American Founding Father Patrick Henry.