Beginning in the 2026–27 academic year and distributed over 10 years, the investment will provide sustained scholarship support for students throughout the Hudson Valley, strengthening the University’s ability to recognize and support local talent in its home region.

A transformative investment starting in the 2026-27 academic year will open doors for more students while fueling Marist's growing academic impact.

Marist University Assistant Provost for Student Success has been selected for the highly selective program, a premier leadership development opportunity in higher education.

Meet the student directors behind SNR 40 as they bring this year’s “BURN” theme to life—exploring passion and burnout.

From passion projects to professional advice, School of Communication and the Arts students showcased their work and connected with alumni shaping today’s communication and fashion industries. Go inside the April 10 showcase.

Built to support career readiness and provide a dedicated space for experiential learning, the School of Management’s Center for Business Experience has become a go-to resource for workshops, mock interviews, and professional development.

Student leaders turned sustainability into action through hands-on efforts that built community, encouraged care for the campus environment, and reflected Marist’s connection between real-world engagement and personal well-being.

Among the most prestigious scholarships in the nation, Victor aims to use this honor to elevate the role of mental health in public safety on the national stage.

Hundreds of industry leaders, innovators, and policymakers convened on Marist’s campus for the second annual Hudson Valley Artificial Intelligence Summit, co‑hosted with Dutchess County Government.

Favorite faculty, conference travel, global desserts, and Pushcart Prize.

New AI Academy Launching This Fall Among Efforts to Expand AI Literacy and Innovation

The grant supports RIPPLE Hudson, a Marist-led environmental education initiative that links local elementary classrooms with real-world climate and data science learning centered on the Hudson River.

The new agreement gives Marist undergraduates the opportunity to earn a master’s degree in engineering in just six years, without needing to commit to engineering before or upon entering college.

Marist was just named one of The 15 Colleges Best Preparing Students for the AI Economy, alongside Dartmouth, MIT, Ohio State and other top-tier institutions, according to Town & Country magazine and college counselors at IvyWise.

The season brings an exciting season of innovative works to Poughkeepsie, from sharp political satire to boundary-pushing musicals.

Gourmet Dining’s Teaching Kitchen gives students hands-on cooking experiences that build real-world skills and confidence in an interactive, guided setting.