Sports communication students reported from the heart of Super Bowl festivities, while back on campus, students joined the national conversation by rating commercials for USA TODAY’s Super Bowl Ad Meter.

Myers will become the first Red Fox ever to play in a Super Bowl, with the Marist community joining the excitement.

With AI proliferating throughout society, Dr. Sasha Biro has opened a space for students to think critically about the ethical and moral questions the new technology poses, and how best to start addressing them.

Students, faculty, staff, and alumni came together to celebrate our first year as a University and look ahead to an exciting future.

Students from the Center for Sports Communication will travel to Santa Clara to conduct interviews and produce live, multi-platform coverage of the biggest event in sports.

Support Special Olympics New York and learn how you can take part in Marist’s Polar Plunge on Friday, February 27, where participants rally the community, brave the cold, and earn special prizes for a great cause.

Marist will open a new and expanded Esports Lab this semester as interest continues to grow in its championship-winning esports program, which is among 19 Club Sports offered at the University.

From elite academics and hands‑on internships to host families who become lifelong connections, Marist’s Madrid program offers students an immersive, personal study abroad experience.

The fully student-run operation is powered by a 45-member student team and has become one of the best performing Saxbys in the country. The fall semester saw record-setting revenue and order numbers since opening.

The series welcomes nationally recognized voices in media, global affairs, and the arts to campus throughout the semester. The lineup opens Jan. 28 with actor and comedian Aasif Mandvi.

We're celebrating Marist's first year as a University on Jan. 29! A community block party, small group story exchanges, and women's home basketball game are all part of the celebrations.

The new advanced Esports Lab will support the University’s championship-winning teams and growing gaming community, featuring nearly two dozen gaming stations and private competition rooms.

SAVE THE DATE! Marist will host the annual Hudson Valley AI Summit on April 9, 2026.

Students in a nonprofit leadership and management class are turning theory into practice and supporting Poughkeepsie area nonprofits.

Robert A.M. Stern and his team completed 13 transformative projects that shaped the stunning campus we know today.

With hundreds of nominations from alumni, fans, and friends, the Hall of Fame journey is officially underway. Get to know the committee leading the charge.

Check out Paris in Poughkeepsie; a Goldman Sachs Ayco information session; a cultural art and fashion show; blanket-making; and the Southwestern Undergraduate Conference.

Global biometrics firm iMotions showed students how to use eye-tracking, facial analysis, and VR tools in the University's Marketing Intelligence Lab to power cutting-edge consumer insights.

National scholars led a campus event on fostering respectful dialogue and building common ground as part of Marist’s Making Space series.

Our beautiful campus glows even brighter during the holidays with a tree lit by our dedicated grounds crew. In this edition of Between 2 Foxes, President Kevin Weinman chats Epifanio “Epi” Perez about the planning and craftsmanship behind the display and the deep pride he feels for maintaining a campus that was just ranked one of the Most Beautiful in America.

Joan Murray, a multiple-published poet, author, and award winner, shared poetry and inspiration with students in Marist’s second Pushcart Prize reading.

The University has also earned several other top national distinctions in the latest Open Doors report.

Megan Doshi ’26 showcased her 100-day journey across Asia in STAMPED: A Journey Through Asia, a student-led exhibition at Steel Plant Studios.

Come out tomorrow night as a beloved campus tradition kicks off the season with music, treats, and a dazzling display of more than 78,000 lights.

The restored campus landmark honors Brother Seán Sammon’s legacy of compassion, community, and service.

The conference brought together tech leaders, faculty, and students for a full day of keynotes, technical sessions, and networking, spotlighting innovations in cybersecurity, AI, and quantum computing.

Harrison Solomon '27 and Suzie Kolmel '26 collaborated with global peers on actionable policy solutions for critical international challenges.

Explore the student-driven success and lasting community cultivated by Marist’s three a cappella groups — Time Check, Sirens, and The Enharmonics.

Sustainability initiatives, Mehendi henna art, Hunger Awareness Event, and music performances.

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

Homecoming Weekend brought hundreds of alumni and their families back to campus in late October, filling it with energy, pride, and shared memories.

From Route 9 to the Commuter Lounge, Marist’s commuter community continues to thrive through connection, involvement, and leadership on campus.

The lab in the Steel Plant is thriving this semester, offering students hands-on learning, peer collaboration, and access to state-of-the-art equipment. 

Some Marist courses stand out for their creativity, energy, and lasting impact. These are some of the professors and classes that capture the spirit of engaged and thought-provoking learning at its best.

Discover what makes Marist special at our final Fall Open House on November 9 — spots are limited, so register today!

Marist University is pleased to announce the appointment of Kirk Swenson as Vice President for Advancement, following a national search.

The weekend brings alumni, students, and families together for two days of celebration, tradition, and connection. This year also honors standout alumni for their inspiring contributions to Marist and beyond.

The University is proud to welcome Kirk Swenson as Vice President for Advancement, following a national search. Swenson brings a proven track record in fundraising, alumni engagement, and strategic development.

President Kevin Weinman chats with Marist Head Football Coach about his journey to the Red Foxes, the state of the squad, and a little friendly competition on the Madden gridiron.

Marist marks a decade of Tarver Internship Program, highlighting community partnerships, alumni success, and student impact across the Hudson Valley

The partnership will create new pathways for internships, mentorships, and hands-on experiential learning.

Study Abroad Fair, goat yoga, puppies for midterms, a student-faculty co-publication, and the Handel-Krom Lecture.

A holistic approach to first-year programming plays a big role in helping new students transition to college life.

Dozens of top companies, government agencies, and organizations visited campus to recruit Marist students for jobs and internships.

The partnership with the cybersecurity firm offers expert insights into the evolving world of cyber defense.

The relationship now includes the launch of a new leadership certificate program taught by Marist faculty and designed to cultivate emerging leaders within Nuvance Health.

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

Prospective students and families explored Marist’s scenic campus and vibrant community during the first fall open house. Oct. 9 and Nov. 12 Open Houses are filling fast, register today.

Now part of Northwell Health, Marist's alliance with Nuvance is elevating healthcare education and workforce development and now includes a new leadership certificate program.

Under the agreement, students who complete an Associate in Science (A.S.) degree in Criminal Justice at DCC that meet the grade point average course requirement will be able to transfer all earned credits to Marist University and complete a Bachelor’s degree in Crime & Justice Studies in just two years as full-time students.

From her first year to her senior year, Carina Pascucci ’26 showcases the power of Marist’s support networks, excelling as a student-athlete and double STEM major who makes full use of campus resources.

New series will explore students' paths from classroom to career and how immersive learning experiences, industry connections, and the personal attention of faculty make Marist a launchpad for success.

Students engaged with authors Rocky Callen and Nora Shalaway in an honest conversation about mental health stereotypes, self-care, and presenting mental health in a positive light.

Marist families are invited to campus this weekend for a three-day celebration featuring athletics, music, food, and community events.

The new transfer agreement streamlines the path to a four-year degree in Crime & Justice Studies.