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.

The Marist Singers look back on their extraordinary trip to Austria, where they performed in the country’s most prestigious venues and brought the world together in song.

Marist Bureau of Economic Research findings point to substantial income inequality

Adjunct Instructor of English Raphael Kosek has been Named Dutchess County Poet Laureate, a one-year appointment that will allow her to share poetry with members of the local community.

Marist to Hold Conference on the 50th Anniversary of the Woodstock Festival and Its Lasting Impact

In response to the recent news that the College of New Rochelle would be closing its campus this summer, Marist College in Poughkeepsie is issuing a welcome to CNR students.

Stephanie Espina ’09/‘14M embodies the ideals of leadership at work and in her community.

The School of Computer Science and Mathematics continues to play a leadership role in encouraging local youths to explore their passion for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

A criminal justice major from Puerto Rico, Evan Fernandez has made service central to his life, whether it’s through Marist’s Student Government Association, the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC), or by helping those impacted by Hurricane Maria.