This issue celebrates the Class of 2024. Here are some of their stories.

Mabel Aronson ’25, a fashion merchandising major, has been selected Student Cafe Executive Officer to lead an all-student team that will manage every facet of operations of the new cafe, putting experiential learning front and center in Marist’s newest facility.

The annual Silver Needle Runway is this Friday! Get an exclusive look at all the work that goes into creating this iconic student-produced show.

Students celebrate the beauty of Africa's many cultures and traditions.

See how student sustainability efforts took center stage during this year's Earth Week.

President Kevin Weinman and his wife, Beth, have pledged additional support to the Fund, which helps students pursue high-impact experiences such as internships and travel connected to attachment courses.

The largest number of student research presentations ever were on display at this year’s celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

Photo Essay: Marist students keep busy when they're not in the classroom. Check out everything happening around campus during last Wednesday's activity hour.

A group of students traveled to St. Louis to garner awards and recognition.

At this annual peer-to-peer networking and mentoring event, students showcase their current internship experiences to fellow classmates and share tips and strategies for seeking out an internship of their dreams.

Students, faculty, and staff packed the campus Green for a memorable shared experience of a rare cosmic event.

On April 23, Marist will turn the riverfront's Longview Park into Mount Everest for a unique and fun fundraising event, as a group of cyclists led by President Weinman will embark on a challenging journey to pedal the height of Mount Everest as a team.

Students producing this year's Silver Needle Runway show spent a day at the Newburgh Armory inspiring creativity in children and fostering a love for fashion.

The Class of 2028 is showing BIG interest in Marist! Campus was packed this weekend as students explored academics, opportunities to study in New York and abroad, and all the fun Red Foxes have when they join the Marist community.

Despite carrying a heavy burden, Karina Syrota '26 thrives in computer science, excels as a playwright, and passionately advocates for those unable to share their stories.

Doctor of Physical Therapy rotations immerse students in clinics throughout Europe, offering a unique experience that broadens their perspective and prepares them for diverse healthcare environments.

The generous gift from longtime supporter W. Jason Hancock will establish a financial literacy fund, offering programs that empower students to manage their finances effectively.

<em>Overwatch 2</em> team secured the MAAC Championship title in March in Atlantic City, Smash Bros. team headed to Texas.

The College has been honored as a top school for game design for the ninth year in a row.

Expanded academic offerings in the School of Science meet rising demand for healthcare careers, featuring specialized tracks for diverse interests and career goals.

Discover the Red Foxes’ favorite scenic spots for exploring and hiking in the Hudson Valley.

Sports columnist for USA TODAY, will address undergraduates; Andrew Kayiira Jr. '04 will deliver the graduate speech, earning the Distinguished Alumni Medal.

From Ireland to New York City and beyond, these Red Foxes had Spring Break experiences where they built community and continued their academic pursuits while having a fun and exciting break!

There's a reason campus is always buzzing during Admitted Student Days. There is so much to do and see, and you'll leave knowing exactly what life will be like as a Red Fox!

The Marist community delivered, nearly tripling a goal set for individual donors for the day.

Extensive feedback from the Marist community will help shape continued evolution of iconic riverfront campus that delivers a top living-learning environment.

The Marist community delivered, nearly tripling a goal set for individual donors for the day.

Voter engagement group MaristVOTES received high honors in the ALL IN Democracy Challenge, a national initiative promoting civic engagement on college campuses.

Will Marist reach our goal? Help us rise to the challenge!

Alumni and current students share their personal stories of how donor support transformed their Marist experience and express their heartfelt gratitude for those who give back to the College.

A big advocate of the arts and a mascot enthusiast, Dr. Kodat shares what brought her to Marist, her vision as Chief Academic Officer, and some advice for young writers.

A standout lacrosse player at Marist, James has risen to prominence in the financial sector and recently joined the College's Board of Trustees. Chatting in his New York City office, James discusses his personal leadership journey and why supporting the College he loves means so much to him.

Lauren Fontana '24 talks about her science experiences and being president of the Marist Dance Ensemble.

The MAAC Basketball Championships are underway in Atlantic City. Cheer on your Red Foxes from wherever you are!

Dr. Ron Buckmire brings to Marist a wealth of expertise, including extensive leadership experience and a background in promoting STEM education.

Announcement of Saxbys Cafe - the first in New York state, is a dynamic experiential opportunity for students, fostering collaboration and offering real-world experience.

With the MAAC Tournament approaching, basketball player Javon Cooley '23/'24M prepares for the team's pivotal week balancing his life as a graduate student and founder of his own clothing brand.

From biking a 150-mile commute to visiting 150-year-old Civil War sites, Dr. Marshall's dynamic approach to life and teaching engages his students, his community, and his lived environment.

Marist's first-ever Day of Giving is March 20. But what does it mean to Rise Together as Red Foxes and how can you get involved?

Applications during the early decision/action phase are up 16% and international applications grew 25%, showing interest in a Marist education is surging across the U.S. and around the world.

With a goal of 1,000 donors in 24 hours, the Day of Giving on March 20 aims to boost engagement and philanthropic support and show how Red Foxes Rise Together!

Winter theatrical productions feature readings by playwrights Caridad Svich and Emma Horwitz.

Ahead of the fall 2024 opening, get a look at the progress inside the building!

President Weinman talks with long-time dining hall employee Cheryl Elmendorf, whose friendly nature and great omelets have made her one of the most beloved people on campus.

From international business meetings to volcano hikes, Marist's Asia Study Abroad Program is a unique opportunity to bridge knowledge with experience, inspiring students through exposure to new places, people, and perspectives.

After losing her father to suicide in 2010, Brooke DiPalma ‘18 and her sister started a nonprofit to promote messages of kindness and mental health awareness. Over 600 communities nationwide now participate.

Volunteers experience ‘community, purpose, and belonging,’ by making positive differences in children’s lives.

Students and staff share their innovative artwork created in the Marist MakerLab.

Gelila Getu '25 talks about her life as an international student, entrepreneurship, and feeling a sense of belonging at Marist.

The historic building will be renamed Sammon House in honor of a beloved, inclusive Marist leader, Brother Sean Sammon.