Grace Cribb is crowned Miss FMU 2026 as a result of winning the Miss FMU Scholarship Pageant in Chapmin Auditorium (April 9, 2026). (Photo by: Gabriel Corbitt) Grace Cribb was crowned Miss FMU on ...

Have you ever heard of South Park? No? Okay, I’ll explain (but you’re missing out on a lot of laughs). The production is an animated series that portrays the lives of four American elementary students ...

Associate Professor of Political Science and Chair of the Department of Political Science and Geography Dillion S. Tatum and Associate Professor of Political Science Tobias Lemke hosted more than 45 ...

More than 60 students, faculty and community members gathered at Harris Auditorium Thursday for the annual Common Author Colloquium featuring author Gary Jackson, who discussed his new book “Small ...

Amid the War of Succession (1861-1865), 13th President of the United States Abraham Lincoln gave a speech in Baltimore about the tragedy of the conflict, pointing out that it was an example of how ...

Since the fall of 2002 Professor of Physics Philip Fulmer has used both his educational background and experience to challenge students and expand the health physics department at FMU. After ...

On Saturday, students around campus, among others, swarmed to the UC front lawn from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. for a unique and celebratory experience of culture and diversity in the Arts International ...

Stationed across Francis Marion University’s (FMU) campus, Patriot Mentors set up “Ask Me” tents for students to ask questions about FMU on Aug. 23 and Aug. 24. There were three tents on campus: one ...

We have finally reached a point in our lives where many young people don’t remember a life without social media. While most of those people believe there is absolutely nothing wrong with staying ...

The CAB Spring Egg Hunt led off an exciting Thursday on campus as more than 60 students flocked to the Smith University Center (UC) front lawn for festivities. The egg hunt, organized by the Campus ...

Every day, the human race is subject to changes at a blinding rate. In a negative light, people consider changes to be “challenges,” whereas positive changes are considered “progress” or “evolution.” ...

What was once a way to ward off spooky spirits has now become a fall tradition in America, celebrated with parties, festivals and televised competitions. Halloween, once rooted in folklore and ...