Dr. Jamie Freiman, professor of accounting, and student Ryan Ferber '26 serve their community and create lifelong connections as volunteer firefighters.

The Class of 2029 explored academics, global study, and student life while experiencing the special connections that unite the Marist community.

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

Red Foxes worldwide demonstrated their unwavering support and pride for Marist University and its students, contributing almost $1.2 million during the 2025 Day of Giving.

Marist Day of Giving advocates don’t just give — they ignite change. Find out how you can be an advocate and help crush our goals for our second annual Day of Giving on March 26.

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

In collaboration with Hudson Valley Credit Union, the completely student-powered credit union opens on Feb. 26, providing a unique experiential learning opportunity and a valuable financial resource for the Marist community.

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.

The Center for Career Services gives students valuable support on internships, industry networking, job preparation, and professional development to help launch their careers.

Red Fox IPA is a special brew available at Marist athletic events, alumni gatherings, and select local venues, celebrating craftsmanship, community, and Red Fox pride.

Peek inside the new storytelling campaign that highlights the power of "and" not "or."

Campuswide collaboration will foster important dialogue, develop guidelines, and sponsor programming to educate the Marist community about a technology that's pervading both industry and personal lives.

With one week until Election Day, the nonpartisan MaristVOTES initiative is helping students participate in the democratic process, while the campus also hosted a high-profile congressional debate.

Discover how Dean Lamb is shaping the future of the School of Management at the new Dyson Center. Learn more about his expertise in business education, championship sailing background, and unique family connection.

Take a look behind the scenes as Marist students and faculty make good use of the amazing spaces inside the new Dyson Center.

From mocktails and matcha lattes to a 100% made-without-gluten retail shop, see what new dining options have arrived this semester.

Let's get to know the newest first-year students who have hit the ground running!

Dr. Ron Buckmire, Andrea Conner, and Daniel Gough share why they're excited to join the Marist community.

An expanded and revamped Welcome Week along with the opening of the new Dyson Center promise to kick off the academic year full of energy and opportunities.

After a huge opening weekend featuring Jim Dale, Margaret Cho, and the musical BIGFOOT, tickets are available for the final two weeks of productions.

The Marist campus has been buzzing this summer as we put the finishing touches on the new Dyson Center. Here are some of the features and spaces students are most looking forward to getting their hands on.

Settle into college life seamlessly with these helpful tips, important campus resources, and events you don't want to miss.

VIDEO TOUR: See all that Marist housing has to offer!

Andrea brings more than two decades of experience in higher education and joins the President’s Advisory Council and Cabinet.

The new fundraising campaign invites the Marist community to leave a legacy on campus while supporting the Track and Turf Field project.

It's been an incredible academic year. Academic achievements, new campus projects, athletics success, and a memorable swim in the Hudson. Check out the top-clicked stories, a few of our personal favorites, and the Year in Photos.

With professional experience, including stints at ESPN, CBS Sports Network, and abroad, Andrew Elrick brings a global perspective to Center for Sports Communication.

Check out the summer lineup of Broadway stars hitting the stage right here on campus in Poughkeepsie!

Three seniors reflect upon their four years at Marist, share their favorite traditions and memories, and then help President Weinman sharpen his social media skills.

This issue celebrates the Class of 2024. Here are some of their stories.

This issue celebrates the Class of 2024. Here are some of their stories.

This issue celebrates the Class of 2024. Here are some of their stories.

The generous gift from longtime supporter W. Jason Hancock will establish a financial literacy fund, offering programs that empower students to manage their finances effectively.

Sports columnist for USA TODAY, will address undergraduates; Andrew Kayiira Jr. '04 will deliver the graduate speech, earning the Distinguished Alumni Medal.

The Marist community delivered, nearly tripling a goal set for individual donors for the day.

Extensive feedback from the Marist community will help shape continued evolution of iconic riverfront campus that delivers a top living-learning environment.

The Marist community delivered, nearly tripling a goal set for individual donors for the day.

Voter engagement group MaristVOTES received high honors in the ALL IN Democracy Challenge, a national initiative promoting civic engagement on college campuses.

Will Marist reach our goal? Help us rise to the challenge!

A big advocate of the arts and a mascot enthusiast, Dr. Kodat shares what brought her to Marist, her vision as Chief Academic Officer, and some advice for young writers.

A standout lacrosse player at Marist, James has risen to prominence in the financial sector and recently joined the College's Board of Trustees. Chatting in his New York City office, James discusses his personal leadership journey and why supporting the College he loves means so much to him.

Dr. Ron Buckmire brings to Marist a wealth of expertise, including extensive leadership experience and a background in promoting STEM education.

Announcement of Saxbys Cafe - the first in New York state, is a dynamic experiential opportunity for students, fostering collaboration and offering real-world experience.

Marist's first-ever Day of Giving is March 20. But what does it mean to Rise Together as Red Foxes and how can you get involved?

Applications during the early decision/action phase are up 16% and international applications grew 25%, showing interest in a Marist education is surging across the U.S. and around the world.

With a goal of 1,000 donors in 24 hours, the Day of Giving on March 20 aims to boost engagement and philanthropic support and show how Red Foxes Rise Together!

Winter theatrical productions feature readings by playwrights Caridad Svich and Emma Horwitz.

Ahead of the fall 2024 opening, get a look at the progress inside the building!

President Weinman talks with long-time dining hall employee Cheryl Elmendorf, whose friendly nature and great omelets have made her one of the most beloved people on campus.

The historic building will be renamed Sammon House in honor of a beloved, inclusive Marist leader, Brother Sean Sammon.

Teaming up with USA TODAY, students served as official raters of the Super Bowl ads and shared which brands hit the mark with their ad concept, and which fell short.

Senior Tyler Street discusses what he calls the three educations he received at Marist and then tries to stump President Weinman's financial acumen during the Lightning Round.

Read what students, faculty, and staff are excited about for the new semester.

New members bring a wealth of experience, expertise, and a shared commitment to helping the Marist community improve the world through education.

In true "Spotify Wrapped" style, we invite you to reflect on an unforgettable year together. From the top social posts and most clicked stories, to our year in photos, here's what topped the charts in 2023.

$1 million lead commitment secured. New facility at campus' North End with stunning river views would give track and field and cross country teams a long overdue home field and serve a variety of community-wide needs.

President Weinman spices things up as he sits down with Dr. Tony Carrizales for a discussion on growing up in South Texas and forging a career in higher education in the northeast.