Watch a video recap of the dedication.

Kadeine Campbell Peterson ’09 discusses what it’s like to teach at an elite boarding school and the principle of “windows and mirrors.”

President Yellen reflects on the life of one of Marist’s esteemed leaders.

This event will include a book signing and viewing of Liberatore’s work in the College’s new Fashion Gallery.

Emma LeMay ’20 reflects on her time in the Freshman Florence Experience

Marist Fashion's 33rd annual Silver Needle Runway will be held on May 10

More than 40 Marist students headed to Washington, DC to explore their career options in the nation’s capital and network with alumni already working there.

Over the past 15 years, the College has seen 26 students and recent alumni receive Fulbrights Awards.

Caroline Fiske ’20 is enjoying her time in the spotlight (and earning some serious money for school) as a contestant on Wheel of Fortune.

Registration is now open for Summer Session

From Portland, Oregon to Poughkeepsie New York, Professor Tommy Zurhellen’s Walk is Aimed at Calling Attention to Veteran Suicide and Homelessness

On April 12, 103 students from seven area colleges will present their best business ideas to a panel of judges.

Vanessa Friedman of the The New York Times and alumnus Henry Helgeson will address graduates.

Marist’s involvement with an innovative program builds partnership to enhance the experience of teacher candidates

Andrew Zink ’19 has found that majoring in both history and political science has been the perfect preparation for a career in politics. And he’s not waiting for graduation to get started.

Andrew Zink ’19 has found that majoring in both history and political science has been the perfect preparation for a career in politics. And he’s not waiting for graduation to get started.

Five Marist students headed south for spring break–on a journey to retrace the most important moments of the Civil Rights Movement.

Two current Marist students share their experiences from Marist’s program for high school students

Business administration major Dana Jones’ start-up company, Accessadoor, has won both admirers and award money from New York State. And this young entrepreneur is just getting started.

Team is seeking to compete in The Scarlet Classic and needs “cheers” to get there

Marist’s highly successful Summer Pre-College program for high school students will now offer commuter programs at the College’s Executive Center in New York City.