From exciting home games and a new track and turf field to marquee student events and Homecoming Weekend, the fall semester is packed with energy and Red Fox pride.

Marist University welcomes over 1,300 first-year and transfer students from across the U.S. and more than two dozen countries as its “Centennial Class.”

New York Stage and Film’s 40th Anniversary Season at Marist marked a milestone in creative collaboration and experiential learning.

Marist’s scenic campus and athletic facilities notched a top 25 ranking in the nation, and the publication highlighted the University for its experiential learning opportunities.

The campus shuttle service and launch of the MaristSafe app are among the new features this academic year to enhance getting around campus.

Money noted Marist for its academic excellence, affordability, and strong post-graduation outcomes.

Discover how Marist students spent their summer advancing conservation efforts, championing bilingual advocacy, and promoting equitable access to food, education, and essential resources throughout the Hudson Valley.

Here are some last-minute Move-In insider tips from Marist Resident Directors and Assistants!

High school teachers from across the U.S. gathered at Marist last week for a national seminar on the Great Depression, New Deal, and WWII, led by Dr. David Woolner.

Check out a quick overview of resources and essential tips for new students.

The University is alive with energy this summer, as students engage in hands-on learning, research, and service-driven programs that showcase the campus as a vibrant hub of innovation and leadership.

Leaders from tech, education, and government convened at Marist to explore the promise and responsibility of artificial intelligence in the region’s evolving digital landscape.

Events in international cities encapsulate vision to bring Marist to the world, and the world to Marist.

Alumni joined President Kevin Weinman and renowned sports writer and alumnus, Ian O'Connor '86, for a conversation about Marist's past, present, and future.

The Sopranos and Nurse Jackie star will appear in Gertrude on the Marist University campus on July 12. Explore the full and updated lineup of shows during New York Stage and Film’s Summer Season at Marist.

Students who studied all four years at Marist's Florence campus received their degrees at a commencement ceremony in a historic Italian setting.

This marks the second multimillion-dollar gift to Marist in the last three months and is expected to have a wide-ranging impact.

More than 1,200 students received undergraduate degrees with speaker Steve Kornacki of NBC News helping to celebrate the class.

Marist University honored graduate and Doctor of Physical Therapy students during Friday's commencement ceremony.

This summer, Marist becomes a global hub for innovation and inquiry, hosting more than a dozen academic and industry gatherings on topics from AI to play therapy.

Our communications and marketing student workers are the backbone of our office. Meet the students who helped elevate Marist University this year.

The new seamless process gives eligible Siena students early acceptance into Marist’s accredited DPT program.

The end of the spring semester is always a busy, celebratory time for Red Foxes, filled with awards, achievements, and campus events.

Our student worker Lauren Lagasse ’25 shares her most important pieces of advice from her four years at Marist.

Marist Fashion signature event turned heads with its new rotating stage and kaleidoscope of student perspectives.

President Weinman joins three students from the Class of 2025 for a special Between 2 Foxes Commencement episode filled with favorite memories, traditions, and rapid-fire fun.

This immersive concert-dance experience will be in residence at Marist University, with public performances on July 26 and 27. It is part of New York Stage and Film’s full summer season at Marist.

School of Management and School of Liberal Arts

School of Social and Behavioral Sciences and School of Computer Science and Mathematics.

School of Communications & the Arts, School of Science

After an impressive first year of operation, Marist's completely student-run Saxbys cafe has exceeded sales expectations while providing hands-on business experience for students.

Dr. Karen (Kat) Schrier will lead a new initiative to share her teaching expertise with a university in Tunisia, aiming to enhance educational practices and strengthen international collaboration.

The Milestone and Farewell Celebration honored faculty and staff for their service and retirements, highlighting what makes Marist exceptional: a welcoming community where people come to work—and choose to stay.

The conclave process follows an ancient tradition spanning centuries. Marist faculty discuss its secrecy and procedures, the logistics of electing a pope, and how modern pressures are shaping its future.

For the first time in program history, Marist’s Model United Nations Class and Club earned an Outstanding Delegation award at the national conference in New York City.

The donation of the Geoffrey Beene collection enhances student opportunities to study high-quality design techniques and construction methods throughout the influential designer's career.

Three students catch up with President Weinman about their exciting time abroad while testing their knowledge of the trip!

Featuring its largest number of presenters to date, this year’s annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (CURSCA) showcased bold ideas across every discipline.

Students from across Marist's abroad locations in Europe converged on London for an exciting opportunity to present research, exchange ideas, and explore the city.

Local Leaders Honored with President's Award for Service to the Hudson Valley

Tyler Mecca ‘27 is maximizing his time at Marist by founding a club, managing the Greystone Fund, and working with Student Government Association (SGA).

Students voted, and the results are in. Find out who was honored as top faculty by their students at this year's awards, organized by the Student Government Association.

Molly Emmens ’25 and Rhiannon Moline ’25 gained hands-on experience with live entertainment at the annual United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) Conference.

Dr. Jamie Freiman, professor of accounting, and student Ryan Ferber '26 serve their community and create lifelong connections as volunteer firefighters.

Dr. Jeff Midgley talks about his unconventional journey to becoming a PA, discusses why the program attracts over 1,000 applications a year, and challenges President Weinman to suture a wound.

We asked expert faculty: What is critically important for students to understand about AI, regardless of their field or career path? You'll want to hear what they shared.

The Class of 2029 explored academics, global study, and student life while experiencing the special connections that unite the Marist community.

Tickets are now on sale for Marist Fashion's signature event! Take a look at the inspirations and events leading up to the 39th annual Silver Needle on May 9.

Crystal Marr '02 helps others find strength through their challenges.

Dr. Maurice Hall brings extensive experience to Marist as both an accomplished administrator and dedicated educator.

The University’s games and emerging media program was listed in the top 10 regionally, and the top 50 nationally, in this year’s list from The Princeton Review.

Red Foxes worldwide demonstrated their unwavering support and pride for Marist University and its students, contributing almost $1.2 million during the 2025 Day of Giving.

Reflect on an exciting and eventful March with vibrant celebrations, inspiring visits, and memorable competitions!

These one-day events give admitted students and their families the full Marist experience before they secure their spot in the Class of 2029.