Jade Sinskul ’20 credits her professors with helping her discover a passion for marketing research. Her internships have provided the experience needed to pursue a career studying consumer behavior.

Students broaden their perspectives in the Freshman Dublin Experience as Marist expands its first-year abroad programming to a second country.

Marist welcomes Alan Murray, President and CEO of Fortune

“La Tuta: The Journey of the Jumpsuit,” is on view in the Steel Plant Fashion Gallery, October 21-November 20

Lappé’s talk, “Innovation for Our Environment: Finding Hope Through Democratic Action,” will take place on October 22 at 7 pm and is open to the public.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Mary Stone played a key role in the initiative.

Ten Marist students completed summer internships at nine partner organizations, learning job skills and leaving a lasting impact on the local community.

Ronald Cotton and Jennifer Thompson shared their powerful story in order to highlight flaws in the criminal justice system. It was part of a daylong examination of social justice-related topics.Ronald Cotton and Jennifer Thompson shared their powerful story in order to highlight flaws in the criminal justice system. It was part of a daylong examination of social justice-related topics.

A look at this year’s book choice with First Year Seminar Director Robyn Rosen.

Peck’s talk , "The Stream Will Have Its Course: Thomas Cole, The Hudson River Valley, and the Paintings of Catskill Creek," will take place on October 16.

David McCraw, Deputy General Counsel for the New York Times, will deliver this talk.

Assistant Professor of Computer Science Pablo Rivas says yes, and he is on the cutting edge of establishing ethical guidelines in the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

A first-of-its-kind educational tool about polling.

Funds will increase research opportunities for Marist undergraduates.

We invite you to meet this year’s honorees, each of whom is a credit to the College.

As Marist celebrates 50 years of the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP), one of the program’s most distinguished alumni is taking a new approach to economic development in the Bronx.

FM/AM awarded a gold medal for the third consecutive year.

Speakers include CNN commentator Bakari Sellers, political columnist Jonah Goldberg, and author Javier Ávila.

Burrows will deliver the closing keynote at the “Explorations in Social Justice” conference.

The College is ranked #10 in the Best Regional Universities-North category and #5 for Most Innovative School.

This conference showcases research into the early history and culture of the Dutch in America.

Marist opened the 2019-20 academic year with 26 new full-time faculty members, all of them distinguished in their respective professional areas and fields of study.

Associate Professor of Social Work Daria Hanssen is the 2019 Recipient of the Board of Trustees’ Faculty Award for Distinguished Teaching.

The students hail from 32 states and 26 foreign countries and boast significant academic accomplishments.

Associate Professor of English Tommy Zurhellen Completes His Cross-Country Walk to Combat Veteran Suicide and Homelessness.

Smart, cautious, diverse, and comfortable with their sexuality, Generation Z arrives on campus.

As a Humanity in Action Fellow, Mac Mugabo ’21 spent a month in Sarajevo exploring ways in which post-conflict societies can heal and move forward.

Alumni give industry-specific advice to students from a variety of majors

An opportunity to learn and educate

College is top-ranked for “Most Popular Study Abroad Programs”

Powered by Social Studio, the Center provides students with relevant, real-world social media marketing skills.

Michael Caputo brings a wealth of higher education and healthcare experience to the role.

The annual event on the Hudson River Supports Habitat for Humanity of Dutchess County.

Emily Yen ’21 recently lived every artist’s dream by spending a month in Venice, Italy during the world-famous Biennale. The once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create art in the “Queen of the Adriatic” had a major impact on the Allentown, Pennsylvania native, both personally and creatively.

During the 2018-19 academic year, School of Science students and faculty teamed up with community partners on a variety of environmental research and service projects.

Jacob’s research on water quality began at Marist and continues as she pursues her PhD at Cornell.