New collaboration elevates Marist's profile within the literary community and gives students and faculty unique access to the work of influential figures.

Marist’s commitment to sustainability continues to shine through another strong score by The Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges and a New Sustainability Action Planning Committee.

After an impactful three years as Dean of the School of Communication and the Arts, Dr. Reich will return to full-time teaching at the end of the academic year.

Alyssa Borelli ’24 received the prestigious Creative Nonfiction Award from Sigma Tau Delta for her essay written at Marist, to be catalogued in the Library of Congress.

The cohort provided vital services in underserved communities while building valuable health care skills and now aims to extend this opportunity to more students.

In collaboration with the School of Computer Science and Mathematics, the Marist Poll is using new technology to help students interpret results in innovative ways.

This week’s edition features the Fashion Connection Career Fair, Red Foxes raising money for charity, Marist Theatre’s fall production, and more!

Dr. Weinman was recently named to the Hudson Valley Power 100 and PoliticsNY’s Power Players in Education lists.

Discover how Dean Shaffer has elevated experiential learning programs and fostered cross-disciplinary learning. Learn about his favorite sports teams, the importance of mentorship, and his encyclopedic knowledge of U.S. presidents.

The College community will come together to recognize the service and sacrifice of those who have dedicated their lives to protecting the nation.

Marist Recreation is evolving this semester, offering a range of new intramural sports, expanded fitness classes, and a renewed focus on creating a positive game experience through enhanced referee training.

An accomplished leader with diverse levels of expertise, Dean Slater was recently appointed to the Board of Directors for the American Conference of Academic Deans. Learn more about her active lifestyle and her efforts to improve equity and student success in challenging science courses.

In this Between 2 Foxes from Florence, President Kevin Weinman and Marist alumna Autumn Wood '20 discuss her journey in the Florence Bachelor’s Program—and share hot takes on pizza, cappuccino, and gelato!

With one week until Election Day, the nonpartisan MaristVOTES initiative is helping students participate in the democratic process, while the campus also hosted a high-profile congressional debate.

See the sights of a beautiful weekend on campus, meet this year’s Alumni Association Award recipients, and experience a unique giveaway at Tenney Stadium.

Homecoming Weekend is October 25-27, with a lineup of events for alumni, students, and fans.

Marist and New York Stage and Film have expanded their partnership to the academic year through workshops, discussions, and student presentations.

This past summer, seven students partnered with local nonprofits to develop projects that drive positive change in and beyond the Poughkeepsie area.

Our Around Campus segment offers quick photo glimpses into student life at Marist—from events and activities to everyday moments that capture the spirit of the Red Fox community.

The program equips students to address complex and multifaceted needs within a flexible, supportive learning environment.

Kait Dugan ’25 shares her love of concert photography, her experiences with the Student Programming Council, and her work as a three-time NBC intern for Saturday Night Live, Late Night with Seth Meyers, and The Tonight Show.

Learn how the Marist community empowered pride and challenged norms at this year’s Social Justice Conference.

Marist remains among best overall regionally and in undergraduate teaching in the latest rankings, reflecting its commitment to academic quality and student success.

The completely student-run cafe is now a hub of activity inside the new Dyson Center, offering students hands-on business experience and a new place to study, collaborate, and socialize.

Sales soar as the experiential student-run boutique MPorium at Marist pays homage to Red Foxes past and present with new Collegiate Core theme.

Red Fox families reunited for a weekend of fun activities, athletic events, and meals.

It was a picture perfect fall weekend to welcome prospective students and families to Marist's iconic riverfront campus for the first of three fall open houses. Visitors explored academic offerings and experiential learning highlights, toured campus, and got a taste of student life.

Discover how Dean Gatins is uplifting the helpers of society within the School of Social & Behavioral Sciences. Learn more about her advice for women in leadership, her past as a rock and roll singer, and her journey into academia.

Join us for community, connection, and family fun! From food trucks and football to music performances and a carnival, there is something for everyone at Family Weekend 2024.

The program shapes futures and fosters impactful learning for Poughkeepsie city school students and Marist mentors.

The rankings evaluate schools based on three main components: student outcomes, learning environment, and diversity.

The Marist community celebrated the opening of a new hub for innovation and learning. Its student-centered design emphasizes teamwork, collaboration, and experiential learning.

Discover how Dean Lamb is shaping the future of the School of Management at the new Dyson Center. Learn more about his expertise in business education, championship sailing background, and unique family connection.

Take a look behind the scenes as Marist students and faculty make good use of the amazing spaces inside the new Dyson Center.

Biology professor Dr. Michel Becuwe entered into the French Embassy’s "An Artistic Odyssey Through Science" contest with an image of hamster ovary cells magnified 200x using a confocal microscope. The image was taken during a summer attachment course in Paris.

Marist will host a ceremonial ribbon-cutting and community celebration for the newly renovated Dyson Center at 3:30 p.m.

This Friday, Sept. 13: Dyson Center ribbon cutting and community celebration at 3:30 p.m., and Parkland survivor and activist David Hogg will be on campus for a live taping of The Back Room podcast at 6 p.m.

Kunda Nampasa '25, a double major in fashion merchandising and French, is helping curate an exhibit on African fashion, driven by her passion for culture and diversity.