McCann Arena came alive for SNR40, the 40th anniversary of the University’s student-run fashion show. The immersive “BURN” production showcased standout student designs alongside a live rock band, all in support of the Fashion Scholarship Fund.

This new course partners students with local organizations to create a meaningful, real‑world impact while building lasting relationships and equipping students with the writing skills essential to succeed in the nonprofit field.

Meet the student directors behind SNR 40 as they bring this year’s “BURN” theme to life—exploring passion and burnout.

Built to support career readiness and provide a dedicated space for experiential learning, the School of Management’s Center for Business Experience has become a go-to resource for workshops, mock interviews, and professional development.

Gourmet Dining’s Teaching Kitchen gives students hands-on cooking experiences that build real-world skills and confidence in an interactive, guided setting.

DPT students engaging in a stretching clinic for local community members. Photo courtesy of Dr. Kristin Mende/Marist University.

Step outside the classroom in this Q&A with Dr. Zion Klos, and discover how he brings students into the natural world—expanding perspective, building leadership, and preparing them to create change.

Marist Theatre's production reimagines a classic story while fostering student creativity, community, and hands-on theatrical education.

Cara Lacey ’27M is contributing to the network’s Olympic broadcast operations, supporting storytelling for the Games in Milan and Cortina.

Sports communication students reported from the heart of Super Bowl festivities, while back on campus, students joined the national conversation by rating commercials for USA TODAY’s Super Bowl Ad Meter.

Students from the Center for Sports Communication will travel to Santa Clara to conduct interviews and produce live, multi-platform coverage of the biggest event in sports.

The fully student-run operation is powered by a 45-member student team and has become one of the best performing Saxbys in the country. The fall semester saw record-setting revenue and order numbers since opening.

Students in a nonprofit leadership and management class are turning theory into practice and supporting Poughkeepsie area nonprofits.

Global biometrics firm iMotions showed students how to use eye-tracking, facial analysis, and VR tools in the University's Marketing Intelligence Lab to power cutting-edge consumer insights.

Megan Doshi ’26 showcased her 100-day journey across Asia in STAMPED: A Journey Through Asia, a student-led exhibition at Steel Plant Studios.

Harrison Solomon '27 and Suzie Kolmel '26 collaborated with global peers on actionable policy solutions for critical international challenges.

Marist marks a decade of Tarver Internship Program, highlighting community partnerships, alumni success, and student impact across the Hudson Valley

Dozens of top companies, government agencies, and organizations visited campus to recruit Marist students for jobs and internships.

The partnership with the cybersecurity firm offers expert insights into the evolving world of cyber defense.

New series will explore students' paths from classroom to career and how immersive learning experiences, industry connections, and the personal attention of faculty make Marist a launchpad for success.

After a record-setting year, Marist’s student-run retail store and experiential learning hub, unveils Homecoming: Better Together theme at its Steel Plant location and online.

Marist Red Fox Financial is a new on-campus credit union powered by students, expanding the University's ever-growing list of experiential learning opportunities.

Learn how students training to become physician assistants, physical therapists, and athletic trainers gain hands-on experience in a lab where donor-based learning deepens their understanding and respect for the human body.

New York Stage and Film’s 40th Anniversary Season at Marist marked a milestone in creative collaboration and experiential learning.

Discover how Marist students spent their summer advancing conservation efforts, championing bilingual advocacy, and promoting equitable access to food, education, and essential resources throughout the Hudson Valley.

Marist Fashion signature event turned heads with its new rotating stage and kaleidoscope of student perspectives.

After an impressive first year of operation, Marist's completely student-run Saxbys cafe has exceeded sales expectations while providing hands-on business experience for students.

For the first time in program history, Marist’s Model United Nations Class and Club earned an Outstanding Delegation award at the national conference in New York City.

The donation of the Geoffrey Beene collection enhances student opportunities to study high-quality design techniques and construction methods throughout the influential designer's career.

Molly Emmens ’25 and Rhiannon Moline ’25 gained hands-on experience with live entertainment at the annual United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) Conference.

Dr. Jeff Midgley talks about his unconventional journey to becoming a PA, discusses why the program attracts over 1,000 applications a year, and challenges President Weinman to suture a wound.

Tickets are now on sale for Marist Fashion's signature event! Take a look at the inspirations and events leading up to the 39th annual Silver Needle on May 9.

Thanks to the <em>Mosaic</em> literary and arts magazine, Marist students are getting real-world industry experience while becoming published writers.

It’s been a busy month for the fashion department, with students traveling to NYC to explore retail careers and Brielle Ohlsen ’25 earning a Fashion Scholarship Fund award.

The Center for Career Services gives students valuable support on internships, industry networking, job preparation, and professional development to help launch their careers.

As the sports and entertainment world came to New Orleans, five students were among them, credentialed by the NFL for the week.

Peek inside the new storytelling campaign that highlights the power of "and" not "or."

Register now! Students can sign up for a meet-and-greet with local alumni professionals tomorrow at the Dyson Center as part of the Experiential Learning Expo.

Discover what makes Marist truly special at the Experiential Learning Expo in the Dyson Center on University Day. The event highlights the breadth and excellence of Marist's academic offerings.

Liana Perez '26 will be in charge of operations at Marist’s student-run cafe this semester, taking on the mantel from Mabel Aronson '25.

Marist advertising students take on NYC at the Student Advertising Career Conference, getting valuable insight into the industry.