Eric Adams ‘06, Master’s of Public Administration (MPA) graduate, was recently elected as the 110th Mayor of New York City. Born and raised in New York, Adams has focused his career on helping others.

On Saturday, January 22, Dr. Jacqueline Reich, Dean of The School of Communication and the Arts at Marist College, appeared on CUNY TV’s City Cinemateque to discuss The Conformist

Marist is delighted to announce a $250,000 pledge to the College by Chair of the Board of Trustees Ross Mauri ’80/P’15 and his wife Barbara.

Throughout the month of February, the College will be hosting events in celebration of Black History Month

Marist College’s School of Science has been awarded a $1,480,254.00 grant from the National Science Foundation to support high achieving low-income students in STEM majors.

While COVID-19 has caused a tremendous amount of uncertainty, it has also shown how strong we are when we work together. We had a successful fall semester due to our high vaccination rate and our collective effort to follow health and safety requirements. To ensure a safe, in-person spring semester, we must all continue to do our part.

Happy new year! I hope everyone enjoyed the holidays and had a chance to relax over the winter break. We're looking forward to welcoming you back to campus for the spring semester.

Urging students to customize their own education, Emma Butzler ’22, an Environmental Science major and Economics minor, took advantage of that pillar in a Marist education and created an internship to analyze how Hudson Valley residents interact with their environment.

On Wednesday, December 8, senior honors students from across the College community gathered to present their semester-long research projects in the Fall 2021 Honors Thesis Exhibit.

With seven student winners, Marist was ranked among the top three overall for scholarship recipients, reinforcing the College’s excellence in fashion education

After a successful fall semester where the Marist community returned to a fully in-person experience, we’re looking forward to a similar spring. Below, please find updated guidance that we believe will best position us for a successful spring semester and keep all members of our community as safe as possible.

Marist was ranked #2 in semester and academic-year study abroad programs by an Open Doors report.

Eric James Seltzer '18, and Dr. Juris Pupcenoks, Associate Professor of Political Science, co-authored an article Russian Strategic Narratives on R2P in the 'Near Abroad’ which was recently published in Nationalities Papers.

President Kevin Weinman and his wife Beth have pledged $250,000 to Marist College. Their generous gift will support a number of priorities designed to make a Marist education more accessible and equitable for talented students, regardless of their financial situation.

Matt Maley will be building a gingerbread masterpiece on Food Network’s Holiday Baking Championship: Gingerbread Showdown on Monday, December 6 at 9 pm.

Healthcare executive Dirk McMahon ’82 and entrepreneur and author Kristin Noto ’91 are the latest distinguished alumni to join the Marist College Board of Trustees

Through Marist’s Center for Civic Engagement and Leadership, Jessica Hawkins ’22 has donated hundreds of pounds of fresh produce from the Marist Community Garden, and is working to ensure the garden continues to give back.

The Hudson River Valley Review received numerous notes and inquiries after dedicating our Autumn 2020 issue to the memory of our colleague David Schuyler. This issue also includes two articles focused on different aspects of the Delaware & Hudson Canal.

Charlie Farrington ’08 has been awarded the prestigious 2022 Bloomfield Book Award for his work, African American Language.

Sean Sammon ’70, FMS and Landon Moore ’15 recently released a collaborative book titled Tales Told on the Road to Emmaus: Reflections on the World of God and Contemporary Christians.

On November 10, Marist will welcome Megan Deichler, the Executive Director of the Catskill Hudson Area Health Education Center, to present the “Social Determinants of Health and Healthcare Access.”

Marist physical education and boxing instructor, Ron Lipton, was inducted into the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame, Class of 2020 on September 19.

I invite you to schedule a time to drop by my office for any reason - simply to say hello and tell me about yourself, ask any questions on your mind, make recommendations for me, voice any concerns you might have, and make suggestions for how you think Marist can become better.

Fortune Education recently named Marist's fully online MBA program as one of the Best Regional Online MBA Programs in the Northeast.

From October 12-15, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum and the Roosevelt Institute will host a virtual conference examining current scholarship on the Holocaust.

We’re pleased to be able to provide you with a further update outlining our accomplishments to date and previewing our plans for the current year to support diversity and inclusion (D&I) throughout the Marist community.

As Kevin Weinman prepares to take the helm of Marist on Monday, October 4, President Dennis J. Murray expresses profound gratitude to the Marist community for extraordinary work during his nearly 40 years as President.

Dr. Alexander Henderson Associate Professor of Public Administration was appointed as a commissioner on the Commission on Professional Credentialing (CPC), a part of the Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE).

Johnson has made a permanent home at Marist College as the Director of the Upward Bound program, serving as the third program director in 55 years.

New York State HERO Act, September 15, 2021

Hudson River Valley Institute (HRVI) will present the 10th annual Handel-Krom Lecture in Hudson River Valley History, “Discovering the Hudson Anew: Exploring History and the Environment from an Artist’s Perspective.”

Marist is once again recognized as a Top and Most Innovative institution in the Regional Universities-North category.

The Fall 2021 semester is currently underway, and we have some important updates.

The First Year Seminar (FYS) Program will host the first of a series of academic events related to the 2021-2022 Common Read, Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man by Emmanuel Acho.