A retirement farewell reception was held to honor a group of distinguished individuals who have made significant contributions throughout their careers.

New students are welcomed to the Marist community before they arrive on campus.

Especially for our newest Red Foxes, here are five suggested to-do's before moving to campus this fall.

Students journey abroad to Iceland, the Netherlands, Greece, and other destinations for short-term faculty-led attachment courses.

Athletes, coaches, and staff forge connections and inspiration within the college sports community.

The Data & Marketing Association (DMA) has launched a new certificate program in Customer Insights, developed through a collaboration with Marist College.

A majority of Americans think professional athletes should be required to stand for the national anthem, and nearly two-thirds of those surveyed consider the anthem to be a symbol of Americans' rights and freedoms, according to the latest HBO Real Sports/Marist Poll, conducted in association with the Marist Center for Sports Communication.

Marist college Art gallery

Longtime media executive and current president of The Blaze Betsy Morgan will speak at Marist College on Wednesday, Nov. 20 at 11 a.m. in the Nelly Goletti Theatre on the third floor of the Student Center. Morgan will talk and answer questions about her extensive work in building and expanding some of the most important brands in new media. She will also speak of the challenges of leading publications on the left, right, and center of the political aisle. The event is free and open to the public.

In only its second full year since reactivating its charter, the Marist College chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists was named the Campus Chapter of the Year for Region 1 in 2015.

Present at many events around campus, the Marist Color Guard continues to be a steady presence.

Opening Weekend Information, August 17, 2020

Panel discussion will include a brief film screening, music, and talk with the Festival’s official photographer and some attendees, and more

Marist will host televised debate scheduled for the 18th Congressional District in New York.

Recognition released in new ranking from The Princeton Review is based on surveys from more than 6000 online MBA students.

When an enterprising freshman walked into Paula Checchi’s office in 2015, the Assistant Professor of Biology had no idea the meeting was going to steer the course of a multi-year research project that would lead to getting an article published in the prestigious journal Genetics.

The Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program at Marist marks its 50th year of making private higher education possible for deserving students.

Junior Katie Poluzzi visited the famed hospital over the summer and witnessed its good work with children firsthand.

The scholarship program is made possible through a donation from C. James Taylor, four-year Marist starter between 2006-09.

Honors Program Seniors were featured during an end-of-semester Thesis Exhibit event in the Murray Student Center.

Tracey Niemotko, Associate Professor of Accounting, makes Accounting Today’s Top 100 list.

Semester Sweep Out showcases environmentally focused, student-run initiatives.

Three honorees were honored for their distinguished commitment to the Hudson River Valley community.

Tyler Adams and his family are connected to Marist in many ways.

A new Chair of Honor unveiled at McCann Arena.

The education services company highlights Marist’s commitment to sustainability in its Guide to Green Colleges: 2023 Edition.

A new Chair of Honor will be unveiled at the women’s basketball game on November 27.

Internship program gives Marist students an opportunity to gain valuable experience in the State’s center of government

Key adviser to four U.S. Presidents and CNN analyst was hosted by President Weinman to discuss the importance of leadership and public service.

This past weekend (November 4-5) the Marist College Board of Trustees held its annual fall meeting. Consistent with our commitment to keeping faculty, students, staff, and alumni informed about key issues brought before the Board for discussion and decision, below please find a summary of the meeting’s outcomes.

DPT students participated in an event to provide help for people in the community living with Parkinson’s Disease.

Madison Breemen ’23 was recently honored with a prestigious Fashion Scholarship Fund award in New York City

Key adviser to four U.S. Presidents and CNN analyst will discuss the importance of leadership and public service.

Fifty years after its founding, Marist’s MBA Program is among the best in the country.

Three Marist fashion students have been honored with design scholarship awards from CFDA.

A team representing Marist’s School of Science has been accepted into a prestigious advocacy program that will provide an opportunity to train on a national level.

Marist’s Early College High School program partnership with NFA graduated its first cohort in June. Several of those students are now attending Marist as undergraduates.

The LPP program provides important services for Poughkeepsie City School District students.