As a high school student, Cantu wanted to go to school in the northeast and continue his swimming career. At Marist, he has had the opportunity to do that and more, preparing for a future career in finance and excelling on the swim team.

The Center will play a pivotal role in educating cybersecurity professionals.

Learn about sustainability accounting with Robert H. Herz, Executive in Residence at Columbia University’s School of Business.

This is a key opportunity to learn about programs of interest from the program director or member of the faculty.

Mary Beth Pfeiffer ’76 is the author of "Lyme: The First Epidemic of Climate Change"

Leff, author of "The Archive Thief," will deliver the 42nd annual William and Sadie Effron Lecture in Jewish Studies.

Dentz is the author of five books and a recipient of the American Poets’ Prize.

Stephens has long held an interest in what helps students to succeed in graduate health professional programs. This spring, she earned a Doctor of Education degree in a program known for its focus on social justice in education.

Marist opened the 2018-19 academic year with 21 new full-time faculty members, all of them distinguished in their respective professional areas and fields of study.

The School of Management is bringing 3 Day Startup, a nonprofit that delivers intensive, hands-on entrepreneurship education programs, to Marist.

“Frankenstein: Konfidential” is a unique project that combines storytelling and visual art.

The College was also recognized as Most Innovative and a Best Value.

At Marist, Peaks had the opportunity to indulge her passion for singing and prepare herself for a career in environmental policy to help address climate change.

Part of the North Campus Housing Complex, Lavelle Hall is the second building on campus to be named for an alumnus through philanthropy.

Part of the North Campus Housing Complex, Lavelle Hall is the second building on campus to be named for an alumnus through philanthropy.

What started as a student capstone project in 2011 now operates with 50 members and eight clients, accepting applications from local nonprofits.

Associate Professor Labouseur will receive the College’s highest faculty honor, the Board of Trustees Distinguished Teaching Award, at Convocation.

The James A. Cannavino Library is the newest member of ConnectNY, a library consortium that facilitates sharing of library collections, giving students access to more materials.

Congratulations go out to Marist alumna Cathy DeBlase Mulzer ’11, who was selected by Chemical & Engineering News for their fourth annual “2018 Talented 12” issue, which debuted on August 20 and recognizes rising stars in chemistry.

Marist College will welcome 1,330 freshmen and 150 transfer students to campus for the beginning of the 2018-19 academic year, followed the next day by returning upperclassmen.

Dr. Neil Fitzgerald has received a grant from the American Society of Brewing Chemists Research Council (ASBC) to study the process of barley malting.

Bayer is finding his purpose at Médecins Sans Frontières, or MSF (also known by its English name Doctors Without Borders), an international humanitarian organization providing critically-needed medical aid.

Marist has been named among the most popular study abroad programs according to The Princeton Review in the 2019 edition of its college guide, The Best 384 Colleges.

One of this summer’s most unlikely cinematic hits has been Morgan Neville’s documentary, "Won’t You Be My Neighbor?" In 1999, Marist invited Fred Rogers to serve as Commencement speaker: nearly 20 years later, people on campus still talk about what an extraordinary occasion it was.

These interns spend the summer making the Hudson River Valley a better place to live and learning about themselves in the process.

Marist College has been named a top ten fundraising college by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. During the 2017-18 academic year, Marist students raised more than $59,000 for the renowned Tennessee-based hospital, which offers its services for free to children with cancer.

Marist College has been awarded $426,612 New York State’s Higher Education Capital Matching Grant Program (HECap). The funds will be used toward creating the Steel Plant Advanced Technology & Equipment Program.

In collaboration with academic and industry partners in the enterprise computing community, Marist College hosted the tenth annual National Enterprise Computing Community (ECC) Conference earlier this month.

Responding to a growing job market for nonprofit administrators and data analysis experts, Marist College has announced the addition of two new concentrations in its Master of Public Administration (MPA) program: Nonprofit Management and Analytics.

Excitement is building as one of the world’s premier architectural firms is transforming Marist’s Steel Plant Studios into a spectacular learning center for the Fashion Program and the Department of Art & Digital Media.

From June 5-8, Marist played host to the first-ever joint conference of the New York State Association for College Admission Counseling (NYSACAC) and the New England Association for College Admission Counseling (NEACAC), otherwise known as the 2018 Super Conference.

This marks the seventh year that Marist College will serve as the host location for the 2018 Renewable Energy Conference, presented by the Business Council of New York State, The Hudson Renewable Energy Institute, Inc. and the Marist School of Management.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Stacy A. S. Williams has been elected the Executive Board for Trainers of School Psychologists (TSP), a national organization representing faculty members from both specialist and doctoral training programs in school psychology.

Professor of Art Ed Smith’s sculptures primarily focus on the heroic and mythical aspects of humankind. This summer his work will be on display in a variety of locations in the northeast.