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John Mesaros ’23 Awarded Cognella Cares Student Scholarship

John Mesaros is the first Marist student and one of just three students nationally to be awarded the Cognella Cares Student Scholarship. Mesaros’ award-winning essay discusses truth, credibility, and “fake news.”

Jun 16

New York Stage and Film at Marist College

New York Stage and Film announces 2021 summer season at Marist College, Revel 32 °, and Vassar College.

Jun 15

A Message from President Murray on Pride Month

A Message from Marist President Dr. Dennis J. Murray on Pride Month, June 14, 2021

Jun 14

Forbes Names Marist a Top 10 College that is Shaping The Future of Fashion

Marist’s Fashion Program has been named one of Best Colleges That Are Shaping The Future Of Fashion by Forbes. The state-of-the-art Steel Plant building and 35th anniversary Silver Needle Runway are highlighted.

Jun 14

Marist Authors, June 2021

From taking an introspective look into American comedy, to the civics and ethics of videogames, and a memoir about a journey across the United States, this edition of Marist Authors highlights Dr. Phillip Scepanski’s, Dr. Karen Schrier’s, and Professor Tommy Zurhellen’s latest releases.

Jun 09

Academics and Research

Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Boasts 100% Pass Rate

The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program achieved a 100% pass rate on the National Physical Therapy Exam, a monumental moment for the program and the college.

Jun 03

Academics and Research

Marist Opens Doors For The Next Generation

Capstone Professor, Pamela Harper, gave her students the unique opportunity to present their capstone projects to Marist alumni and executives from Synchrony, HP Enterprises, Accenture, Lowe’s, Marriott and Stryker.

Jun 02

Alumni

Marist Trustee Honors Black Lives Lost In Tulsa Tragedy 100 Years Ago

Alvin Patrick Jr. ‘86, a Marist Trustee and the Executive Producer of CBS News’ Race and Culture Unit, is honoring history and paying tribute to the tragedy that claimed the lives of over 300 Black people on the 100th anniversary of the worst massacre to ever occur on American soil.

May 29

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