A new summer program makes internships easily accessible by foot or subway ride while allowing students to stay on a college campus.

From standing in long lines outside political rallies to meeting national media figures to candid moments with candidates, it was a once-in-a-lifetime experience visiting the New Hampshire Primary.

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

Cooper Hite ’25 chats about his record dining hall visits, volunteering, and advice for underclassmen.

More than 30 students participated in the final days of the first 2024 presidential primary in a trip led by the Marist Institute for Public Opinion.

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.

The Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation has granted full 7-year accreditation to Marist's programs.

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.

Director of Marist Spain, Dr. Isabel Carrasco Castro, curates special moments and opportunities for each group of students studying in Madrid, giving them lifelong learning experiences.

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

The College's Director of Counseling Services shares her thoughts on self-care, debunks misconceptions about therapy, and supports student mental health alongside her dedicated team.

Driven by her love of Marist’s mascot, Heidi Richards ’08 created the unique, eco-friendly 520-square-foot Copper Fox Treehouse, embodying school spirit and environmental commitment. The property now rents on Airbnb.

The reimagined program blends marketing with analytics, and provides professionals with cutting-edge tools, positioning them as industry leaders.

A DEI advocate who’s worked for the NBA, Morgan Stanley, and now Ernst and Young, Zach Quarles ’16 continues to uplift the Marist community.

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

Students, faculty, staff, and alumni weigh in on what excites them most about the College’s future. And relive the <em>Marist 100</em> World Tour in photos!

Marist archivists and historians helped Hollywood producers recreate the look and feel of the 1936 Poughkeepsie Regatta for this new film about nine Americans' epic quest for gold at the Berlin Olympics.

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.

The program offers cutting-edge, interdisciplinary courses and perspectives.

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.

Applications are now open to join a growing team of globally-minded students who help nonprofits find their voice in the Hudson Valley and beyond.

$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.

After a 40-year career at the College and 20+ years leading the Department of Student Affairs, a beloved member of the Marist community says goodbye to the office, but not to the campus.

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.

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

Completing a clinical rotation in Ghana has enriched these future Physician Assistants with new medical skills and cultural awareness.

The longest tenured coach in Division I football, Parady was beloved by his players and guided his student-athletes to success both on and off the field.