Each year, the U.S. Department of State announces the top-producing institutions for the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government's flagship international educational exchange program; Marist has been named four times since 2015.

Each year, the U.S. Department of State announces the top-producing institutions for the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government's flagship international educational exchange program; Marist has been named four times since 2015.

Ross A. Mauri ’80, Chair of the Board of Trustees, updates the College community about the search for Marist’s next president.

A publication of the College’s Hudson River Valley Institute, this issue features color reproductions of Thomas Cole paintings.

Don't miss an iconic campus moment. This live stream will also feature special guests.

Wade was a former senior administrator and beloved longtime member of the Marist community.

Sammon is being recognized for his lifetime body of work, including his most recent book, Alcoholism’s Children.

The lecture will cover the extraordinary career of Morris B. Abram, a leading Civil Rights lawyer of the 1950s.

Marist secured funding from the New York-based Emerson Foundation.

Marked by 9/11 and COVID-19, this class is unique in every way.

The College’s study abroad opportunities and game design program were ranked.

After two years at Tulane, a Red Fox comes home.

Palmer joined the President’s office staff this summer.

To recognize the unprecedented financial challenges facing many students and their families due to COVID-19, the Board of Trustees has voted to approve this measure.

“Cultural compass” takes new direction under Professor Tommy Zurhellen.

Watch this video message honoring the hard work and accomplishments of this remarkable class.

Published by Marist’s Hudson River Valley Institute, this peer-reviewed journal examines regional history.

Campus may be operating remotely, but the Center for Career Services is offering assistance in every way they can, including a number of digital resources.

Taught by Scholar-in-Residence Brother Seán Sammon ’70, the course is open to the entire College community.

Held at Marist’s NYC Executive Center, the event connected students to public relations agencies, media outlets, and more.

Alexandria Watts ’20 provides an insider’s look at the Marist Poll’s recent trip to New Hampshire for the presidential primary.

Continuing trend exacerbates income inequality in the region.

Athletics and academics come together in Marist’s new ESPN Teaching Control Room.

Lifetime Excellence award to be presented on April 18.

The College was ranked #3 among Master’s level colleges and universities for semester study abroad.

The MBA, MPA, and adult Bachelor’s degree completion program were recognized.

A roundup of student-led charitable projects during the fall semester.

For almost 30 years, the Giving Tree program has brought Christmas joy to hundreds of needy local families. This year, 31 families with 110 children received gifts from the Marist community.

Gerard (Jerry) Cox ’55 was the former VP and Dean for Student Affairs, as well as a Heritage Professor and Professor Emeritus of English.

Student Financial Services Hosts “Making Cent$” Event as Part of Broader Financial Education Programming