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.

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

This past summer, seven students partnered with local nonprofits to develop projects that drive positive change in and beyond the Poughkeepsie area.

Kait Dugan ’25 shares her love of concert photography, her experiences with the Student Programming Council, and her work as a three-time NBC intern for Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and The Tonight Show.

Angel Macias Madrigal '28 brings a unique blend of fashion design expertise and experience to the College.

From South Korea to South Africa, interest is rising in classes that include a week or two trip to explore what was studied in the classroom. Hear what students who traveled the world this spring had to say.

Meet the students who are part of our team and behind so many of our stories, social content, and digital communications. They help showcase how our Red Foxes jump into learning and chase serious fun!

Mabel Aronson ’25, a fashion merchandising major, has been selected Student Cafe Executive Officer to lead an all-student team that will manage every facet of operations of the new cafe, putting experiential learning front and center in Marist’s newest facility.

A group of students traveled to St. Louis to garner awards and recognition.

Students producing this year's Silver Needle Runway show spent a day at the Newburgh Armory inspiring creativity in children and fostering a love for fashion.

Despite carrying a heavy burden, Karina Syrota '26 thrives in computer science, excels as a playwright, and passionately advocates for those unable to share their stories.

Discover the Red Foxes’ favorite scenic spots for exploring and hiking in the Hudson Valley.

From Ireland to New York City and beyond, these Red Foxes had Spring Break experiences where they built community and continued their academic pursuits while having a fun and exciting break!

Lauren Fontana '24 talks about her science experiences and being president of the Marist Dance Ensemble.

Students and staff share their innovative artwork created in the Marist MakerLab.

Gelila Getu '25 talks about her life as an international student, entrepreneurship, and feeling a sense of belonging at Marist.

Annika Geissberger '24 and Ashley Redway '24 win scholarships from the Fashion Scholarship Fund, opening doors to valuable fashion opportunities and industry recognition.

Inside Marist asked for your stories on why you said “YES!” to Marist. And our Red Foxes responded, from the Class of 1969 to our newest incoming students arriving this fall.

Students from Hawaii to North Carolina reflect on what made them fall in love with Marist and the differences that make their second home exciting.

Merene Budu-Smith Otoo '24 was able to take on an internship helping Poughkeepsie youth that led to some amazing self-discovery.

Student-athlete Tristan Shannon ’24 chats about football, game design, and midnight pancakes.

Zeno reflects on her challenging road back as she and her Red Fox teammates open the 2023-24 season at McCann Arena on Thursday, Nov 9.

A new four-week workshop taught by a monk and registered nurse helps students embrace the awareness technique as a powerful tool for success and stress relief.

Vanessa Hasbrouck ’24 chats about the best bagels on campus, groundhog sightings, and her aspirations to go to law school.

From investigating FBI files to a wreath-laying tribute, Krystyna Lubrano’s internship and mentored research gives her exclusive access to U.S. history.

Students and faculty grow the garden together, harnessing the power of plants and collaboration to support Marist and the surrounding community.

Students seized upon a wide variety of opportunities to build on their Marist education through real-world experiences, research opportunities, and other academic and professional programs.

Students seized upon a wide variety of opportunities to build on their Marist education through real-world experiences, research opportunities, and other academic and professional programs.

The Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) and National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) Ceremony honor a historic number of student members at its year-end ceremony.

Bridget Stevens’ '23 work in art education and the Office of Academic Accommodations and Accessibility sets her up for success post-graduation.

The College organized a special send off for six players missing Commencement weekend to play in the NCAA tournament to ensure they each had their moment to be celebrated and receive their degree.

Tarver interns work under the guidance and direction of a Marist faculty member for summer-long, independent study.

This issue is dedicated to highlighting the Class of 2023 whose accomplishments have lived up to the institution's mission reflecting years of dedication, hard work, and commitment. Here are some of their stories.

This graduating class has achieved much both on-campus and beyond, and it's time to celebrate their success.

This issue is dedicated to highlighting the Class of 2023 whose accomplishments have lived up to the institution's mission reflecting years of dedication, hard work, and commitment. Here are some of their stories.

This issue is dedicated to highlighting the Class of 2023 whose accomplishments have lived up to the institution's mission reflecting years of dedication, hard work, and commitment. Here are some of their stories.

This issue is dedicated to highlighting the Class of 2023 whose accomplishments have lived up to the institution's mission reflecting years of dedication, hard work, and commitment. Here are some of their stories.

The College’s partnership with IBM provides students with the opportunity to take on unique research opportunities.

Class of 2024 President Tyler Street has secured an upcoming summer analyst internship at Goldman Sachs in the AYCO Consumer Wealth Management Division with the help of Marist experiences.

Class of 2024 President Tyler Street has secured an upcoming summer analyst internship at Goldman Sachs in the AYCO Consumer Wealth Management Division with the help of Marist experiences.

Students mark the mid-point of their journey as they pivot from classroom instruction to clinical rotations.

Student Christian Sarmiento '25 works with the Center for Social Media to ask the Marist community about what they think about ChatGPT’s impact on academia. Human story vs. ChatGPT story.

Emily Stellakis '24 interns on Capitol Hill during her semester in Washington, D.C.

Marist student Athen Hollis ’24 is one of the driving forces behind the Poll Hub podcast, produced by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion.

Ten Marist students traveled to Louisiana to build homes for families in need.

North Road Communications at Marist becomes one of the largest student-run IMC firms in the nation.

Junior Katie Poluzzi visited the famed hospital over the summer and witnessed its good work with children firsthand.

Students from Runway of Dreams at Marist Showcase, The Adaptive Exhibit, at Steel Plant Gallery.

The scholarship program is made possible through a donation from C. James Taylor, four-year Marist starter between 2006-09.

First-generation college student, Jennamichelle Merolla, lands full-time, year-long fellowship with NBCUniversal as she pursues her IMC master’s degree.

Madison Breemen ’23 was recently honored with a prestigious Fashion Scholarship Fund award in New York City

Three Marist fashion students have been honored with design scholarship awards from CFDA.

A team representing Marist’s School of Science has been accepted into a prestigious advocacy program that will provide an opportunity to train on a national level.

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

UPDATE: The award-winning student film "Pseudea" was officially released on YouTube

Two Marist students have been awarded competitive scholarships to study abroad. The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships are distributed through the U.S. State Department and geared towards students of financial need to study or intern abroad.

Two groups of Marist Doctor of Physical Therapy students set to graduate this December donated their expertise and time to benefit the community, hosting an adaptive golf clinic and modifying and donating 2 ride-on toy cars to children with limited mobility.