Alyssa Borelli ’24 received the prestigious Creative Nonfiction Award from Sigma Tau Delta for her essay written at Marist, to be catalogued in the Library of Congress.

After losing her father to suicide in 2010, Brooke DiPalma ‘18 and her sister started a nonprofit to promote messages of kindness and mental health awareness. Over 600 communities nationwide now participate.

A DEI advocate who’s worked for the NBA, Morgan Stanley, and now Ernst and Young, Zach Quarles ’16 continues to uplift the Marist community.

It was a perfect fall weekend to welcome generations of alumni back to Marist from 1963 to 2023 and to honor four individuals for their distinguished careers and service to the community.

John Liporace ’88 made scholarships possible for first-generation students to experience Marist Pre-College over the summer.

Mancini is the district world language instructional coach for Branford Public Schools in Connecticut, a post that includes a number of unique programs to teach languages to students.

Jenna Vanadia’s undergraduate experiences propelled her to her current role as an environmental consultant and scientist.

Marist college Art gallery

Men’s basketball team’s magical performance in Atlantic City ends just short of a Men’s Basketball NCAA Tournament Berth.

Jonathan Vose ’21 has won prestigious scholarship award while pursuing his PhD.

Brother Seán Sammon, FMS ’70, passed away on Friday at the age of 74. Brother Seán was a former Superior General of the Marist Brothers worldwide and was an extraordinary leader who was known to Marist students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends alike

Danisha Craig '18, Political Science major and track star at Marist, has already seen a lifetime full of events in Washington, D.C. in four years and is now taking on a new challenge.

Ava Grand ’22 is building on her success which began in Poughkeepsie

Marist’s connection of teaching candidates and alumni continue to make a big impact in Hawaiian schools, some 5,000 miles from campus.

As the Class of 2020 returns to Marist for Commencement, we’re taking the opportunity to reconnect with some of them two years after graduation.

As the Class of 2020 returns to Marist for Commencement, we’re taking the opportunity to reconnect with some of them two years after graduation.

Ian O’Connor ’86 Honored at Commencement with Distinguished Alumni Medal

Marist students get real-world business experience on New York City trip.

This month, the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce honored some of the Hudson Valley’s up-and-comers, among them was one of Marist College’s very best.

Charlie Farrington ’08 has been awarded the prestigious 2022 Bloomfield Book Award for his work, African American Language.

Sean Sammon ’70, FMS and Landon Moore ’15 recently released a collaborative book titled Tales Told on the Road to Emmaus: Reflections on the World of God and Contemporary Christians.

Alvin Patrick Jr. ‘86, a Marist Trustee and the Executive Producer of CBS News’ Race and Culture Unit, is honoring history and paying tribute to the tragedy that claimed the lives of over 300 Black people on the 100th anniversary of the worst massacre to ever occur on American soil.

Summers, founder of Bronx-based The Thinkubator, has been named to Robin Hood’s Power Fund, a new initiative to fund and elevate nonprofit leaders of color.

Davis had a successful career in the theatre; he wrote the award-winning play Mass Appeal.

Joya makes Marist history as the College’s first-ever Payne Fellow.

Patrick, a Marist Trustee, was recognized for both professional leadership and a commitment to transforming the world.

Rolek, the 2008 Male Sportsperson of the Year, used his time at Marist to explore different disciplines while having an accomplished career as a student athlete. Now, as an attorney, he seeks to bolster diversity in the sport he loves.

Cameron is working for Lenovo, based at the computer firm’s headquarters in North Carolina as part of the company’s two- year Lenovo Accelerated Sales Rotational (LASR) Program.

As Marist celebrates 50 years of the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP), one of the program’s most distinguished alumni is taking a new approach to economic development in the Bronx.

Dr. Nichole Boisvert ’09, a family practice physician in the San Francisco area, got into medicine to serve others, and that connection to the social good is what makes her career so gratifying.

Inspired by the work of Saint Marcellin Champagnat and the Marist Brothers, Paulsen has made improving access to education his life’s mission.

Inspired by the work of Saint Marcellin Champagnat and the Marist Brothers, Paulsen has made improving access to education his life’s mission.

Justin Svegliato ’14 draws on his background in computer science and philosophy to help robots make decisions.

The annual Alumni Association Awards will be presented at Homecoming and Reunion Weekend (October 19).

Communication has come a long way since Lowell Thomas began reporting the news over the radio in the 1930s. Years later, the building housing Marist’s School of Communication and the Arts bears his name, and today’s recent graduates are making their mark in a vastly different media landscape.

Maddie Garcia has parlayed her degree in political science and experience at the Marist Poll into a thriving journalistic career at outlets including NPR and CNN.

Dominick LaRuffa ’78, an alumnus of the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program at Marist, met with HEOP freshmen to share thoughts on collegiate life and his successful career in sales.

Part of the North Campus Housing Complex, Lavelle Hall is the second building on campus to be named for an alumnus through philanthropy.

Part of the North Campus Housing Complex, Lavelle Hall is the second building on campus to be named for an alumnus through philanthropy.

Congratulations go out to Marist alumna Cathy DeBlase Mulzer ’11, who was selected by Chemical & Engineering News for their fourth annual “2018 Talented 12” issue, which debuted on August 20 and recognizes rising stars in chemistry.

In collaboration with academic and industry partners in the enterprise computing community, Marist College hosted the tenth annual National Enterprise Computing Community (ECC) Conference earlier this month.