Photo Essay: Marist students keep busy when they're not in the classroom. Check out everything happening around campus during last Wednesday's activity hour.

The largest number of student research presentations ever were on display at this year’s celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

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

On April 23, Marist will turn the riverfront's Longview Park into Mount Everest for a unique and fun fundraising event, as a group of cyclists led by President Weinman will embark on a challenging journey to pedal the height of Mount Everest as a team.

Students, faculty, and staff packed the campus Green for a memorable shared experience of a rare cosmic event.

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.

At this annual peer-to-peer networking and mentoring event, students showcase their current internship experiences to fellow classmates and share tips and strategies for seeking out an internship of their dreams.

The Class of 2028 is showing BIG interest in Marist! Campus was packed this weekend as students explored academics, opportunities to study in New York and abroad, and all the fun Red Foxes have when they join the Marist community.

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.

Doctor of Physical Therapy rotations immerse students in clinics throughout Europe, offering a unique experience that broadens their perspective and prepares them for diverse healthcare environments.

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.

<em>Overwatch 2</em> team secured the MAAC Championship title in March in Atlantic City, Smash Bros. team headed to Texas.

The College has been honored as a top school for game design for the ninth year in a row.

Expanded academic offerings in the School of Science meet rising demand for healthcare careers, featuring specialized tracks for diverse interests and career goals.

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

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

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!