Marist is hosting a graduate programs open house on Saturday, March 2, 10:00am.

Students can now apply for a 10-week internship program in New York City.

Previously known as the Women’s Mentoring Program, the group’s focus has shifted to leadership development for female administrators at the College.

See how this new space is enhancing the student experience in the Fashion and Art and Digital Media Programs.

Marist alumni and a current student are having a blast with Gang Green.

The exhibition features 31 books, all first editions or advance copies by African-American authors, spanning more than 170 years.

The collection of Alvin Patrick ’86 includes first-edition books by Martin Luther King, Jr., Frederick Douglass, W.E.B. DuBois, James Baldwin, Ralph Ellison, Toni Morrison, and many others.

A graduate of the School of Communication and the Arts and former Division I athlete, Brandon Tierney is the co-host of CBS Sports Radio’s “Tiki & Tierney,” which airs nationwide every weekday.

The MBA, graduate program in business, and adult Bachelor’s degree completion program were recognized.

The MBA, graduate program in business, and adult Bachelor’s degree completion program were recognized.

Four mathematics majors had the opportunity to complete prestigious National Science Foundation-sponsored Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) last summer.

Four mathematics majors had the opportunity to complete prestigious National Science Foundation-sponsored Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) last summer.

Nicole Doyle ’19 received the competitive Gilman Scholarship, which funds study abroad for students receiving Pell Grants. She is spending the last semester of senior year in her mother’s homeland.

Designer Francesca Liberatore brings real world experience to Marist fashion students on and off the runway.

One-quarter of the research projects at this year’s Senior Thesis Exhibit tackled diversity-related topics. In all, 47 seniors from Marist’s Honors Program presented a wide array of original research in a variety of academic disciplines.

Bureau of Economic Research study shows migration out of Hudson Valley.

Marist Fashion’s “The Brunch” celebrates sustainability in the future of fashion.

Denise Vanech and Greg Gartland were elected to the Board in November.

Seventeen Marist students joined technology leaders from around the Hudson Valley for an evening of networking and career development at IBM’s Poughkeepsie campus.

Read about key findings in the Marist Bureau of Economic Research’s report.

As Jews around the world celebrate Hanukkah, Marist’s Jewish community is strong, growing, and more vibrant than ever.

Lai was one of 50 students selected nationwide for this honor.

As someone who completed both her undergraduate and graduate degrees as a working professional, Dede Hourican has proven that age is not a barrier to either learning or camaraderie.

Justin Svegliato ’14 draws on his background in computer science and philosophy to help robots make decisions.

Anne Yeomans ’19 combines an acting career with being a student.

Jack Griffith ’20 started StadiumQuest to provide informative reviews of the fan experience at sports venues around the nation. His company’s goal is to find the best stadium in the country.

This new concentration formalizes the College’s commitment to entrepreneurial exploration.

Professor of Art Ed Smith is showing work at a Madrid gallery in a show curated by Madrid Program Director Isabel Carrasco Castro.