Three Marist College professors within the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences have received prestigious Spencer Education Grants to enhance their research focused on social justice and equity.

Veteran sports media personality Freddie Coleman has returned to Marist College for a residence with the Center for Sports Communication and a class, Pass the Mic, teaching sports commentary through audio media during the Spring 2022 semester.

Marist physical education and boxing instructor, Ron Lipton, was inducted into the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame, Class of 2020 on September 19.

Dr. Alexander Henderson Associate Professor of Public Administration was appointed as a commissioner on the Commission on Professional Credentialing (CPC), a part of the Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE).

Director of the Center for Sports Communication, Jane McManus will appear on the HBO Max show "Back on the Record" hosted by Bob Costas on Friday, August 27 at 11 pm ET.

Dr. Kravchuk graduated from SUNY Maritime in 1978 in the first class of female cadets. Now she is molding the next leaders of educators at Marist and was appointed to the SUNY Maritime College Council.

From taking an introspective look into American comedy, to the civics and ethics of videogames, and a memoir about a journey across the United States, this edition of Marist Authors highlights Dr. Phillip Scepanski’s, Dr. Karen Schrier’s, and Professor Tommy Zurhellen’s latest releases.

Marist faculty have recently published books on topics spanning the social emotional components of teaching, free speech, and designing effective digital badges.

In a new project with Nigeria’s Lagos Business School, Director of Games and Emerging Media Karen (Kat) Schrier shares her expertise on using gaming to support diversity, empathy, and perspective-taking.

Associate Professor and Chair of Criminal Justice Addrain Conyers has been honored with the Board of Trustees’ Faculty Award for Distinguished Teaching.

Williams was recognized for her work dealing with the organization’s response to COVID-19 and for its statement on discrimination

Led by Associate Professor Carol Rinke, the project was conceived as a way to help alumni.

Marist faculty have recently published a wide variety of books: an environmental studies anthology, a history of media criticism, a novel, and a tool for educators on how to use games in the classroom.

Four new books by Marist authors explore a wide range of topics.

Zurhellen spoke about mental health issues facing veterans and the services they need.

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Amanda Bergold is at the forefront of a project designed to find the best ways to construct lineups.

Members of the Marist Band and ROTC participated in a Veterans Day concert with Associate Professor of English Tommy Zurhellen and Director of Music Art Himmelberger.