With AI proliferating throughout society, Dr. Sasha Biro has opened a space for students to think critically about the ethical and moral questions the new technology poses, and how best to start addressing them.

SAVE THE DATE! Marist will host the annual Hudson Valley AI Summit on April 9, 2026.

Joan Murray, a multiple-published poet, author, and award winner, shared poetry and inspiration with students in Marist’s second Pushcart Prize reading.

The conference brought together tech leaders, faculty, and students for a full day of keynotes, technical sessions, and networking, spotlighting innovations in cybersecurity, AI, and quantum computing.

Some Marist courses stand out for their creativity, energy, and lasting impact. These are some of the professors and classes that capture the spirit of engaged and thought-provoking learning at its best.

Now part of Northwell Health, Marist's alliance with Nuvance is elevating healthcare education and workforce development and now includes a new leadership certificate program.

From her first year to her senior year, Carina Pascucci ’26 showcases the power of Marist’s support networks, excelling as a student-athlete and double STEM major who makes full use of campus resources.

Students engaged with authors Rocky Callen and Nora Shalaway in an honest conversation about mental health stereotypes, self-care, and presenting mental health in a positive light.

The new transfer agreement streamlines the path to a four-year degree in Crime & Justice Studies.

Marist’s new B.S. in Finance blends specialized training with a broad business curriculum, offering hands-on experience managing real assets, studying abroad, and preparing for careers at top firms.

Former Yale crew team member and longtime historian, the late Thomas E. Weil Jr., thought Marist was the perfect home for the world's largest rowing archive. The gift was accompanied by a $100,000 endowment from Weil’s friend, Chris Seaver.

Lena Alibrio ’26 has been awarded the highly competitive Veronica Beard x CFDA Creative Futures Scholarship, a national honor.

Dr. Nguyen will spend six weeks in Vietnam next summer teaching advanced statistical methods and collaborating on international research.

Marist Faculty Put University on National Stage with Grant to Expand Undergraduate Research

Marist honors distinguished faculty and welcomes new members, reaffirming its commitment to academic excellence and student-centered learning.

Faculty and staff gathered to mark the beginning of a new academic year, welcoming new colleagues, honoring teaching excellence, and looking ahead to Marist's bold ambitions.

High school teachers from across the U.S. gathered at Marist last week for a national seminar on the Great Depression, New Deal, and WWII, led by Dr. David Woolner.

Marist University honored graduate and Doctor of Physical Therapy students during Friday's commencement ceremony.

More than 1,200 students received undergraduate degrees with speaker Steve Kornacki of NBC News helping to celebrate the class.

The new seamless process gives eligible Siena students early acceptance into Marist’s accredited DPT program.

Dr. Karen (Kat) Schrier will lead a new initiative to share her teaching expertise with a university in Tunisia, aiming to enhance educational practices and strengthen international collaboration.

The conclave process follows an ancient tradition spanning centuries. Marist faculty discuss its secrecy and procedures, the logistics of electing a pope, and how modern pressures are shaping its future.

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.

Featuring its largest number of presenters to date, this year’s annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (CURSCA) showcased bold ideas across every discipline.

Students from across Marist's abroad locations in Europe converged on London for an exciting opportunity to present research, exchange ideas, and explore the city.

Students voted, and the results are in. Find out who was honored as top faculty by their students at this year's awards, organized by the Student Government Association.

Dr. Maurice Hall brings extensive experience to Marist as both an accomplished administrator and dedicated educator.

Minor will offer students across majors an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines technical literacy, ethical frameworks, and practical applications to prepare graduates for a world increasingly driven by AI.

Four students in the School of Management explored their passions for leadership in business at the Harvard Women in Business Conference.

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

Isabella Garcia ’26 is redefining what’s possible in applied mathematics. After developing a groundbreaking algorithm, she presented her research nationally while also shaping the Math Department.

Distinguished Professional Lecturer of Fashion, Sonia Roy, discusses how her multicultural journey shapes her connection with students and President Weinman builds a Red Fox out of textiles.

The change reflects growth and more opportunities for the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

The gift from Genine and Michael McCormick '88/'88/P'16 will grow the availability of the Long Reach Society and Scholarship program, providing unique opportunities in history, leadership, and civic engagement.

A generous gift has created a new endowed faculty position in the School of Science that will help attract and retain faculty who are national experts in their field.

The documentary project was screened at two courthouses in New York City and explores innovative approaches to criminal justice, highlighting the potential of rehabilitation.

The new teaching lab supports teacher education students with inclusive forward-thinking education while they complete five-year programs.

New collaboration elevates Marist's profile within the literary community and gives students and faculty unique access to the work of influential figures.

The cohort provided vital services in underserved communities while building valuable health care skills and now aims to extend this opportunity to more students.