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Listening to Those Who Aren't Often Heard

Tia Sherèe Gaynor has always had a passion for social justice.

Jan 23

Bryant Gumbel to Receive Marist College Lifetime Excellence in Sports Communication Award

The Marist College Center for Sports Communication will present the inaugural Lifetime Excellence in Sports Communication Award to veteran broadcaster Bryant Gumbel at an October 15th dinner and ceremony at the New York Athletic Club in New York City.

Sep 10

New NPR/Marist Poll Highlights How Work Has Changed and Will Continue to Evolve in the Next Decade

A new NPR/Marist Poll shows that 1 in 5 workers is a contract employee.

Jan 22

Finding Poetry at Marist

What happens when a librarian and a poet team up to make poetry matter on campus? As part of Marist’s celebration of National Poetry Month, the Marist Poetry Project is collaborating with the Cannavino Library to showcase original student writing on campus.As part of Marist’s celebration of National Poetry Month, the Marist Poetry Project is collaborating with the Cannavino Library to showcase original student writing on campus.

Apr 18

#MeToo: “The Revelation That Needs to Become a Revolution”

The emergence of the #MeToo movement has been one of the most significant developments in recent political history, forcing the problems of sexual harassment and assault out into the open and bringing to account a startling number of powerful men in the worlds of business, entertainment, politics, technology, and academia.

May 23

Marist Business Students Place Second in National Competition

A team of four students from Marist’s School of Management placed second overall in the inaugural International Business Case Competition at San Diego State University in California.

Nov 08

Author to Speak on Hudson River Valley as Birthplace of Modern Environmental Movement

Dr. Robert Lifset, Donald Keith Jones Associate Professor of Honors and History at the University of Oklahoma, will speak at Marist about his book, Power on the Hudson: Storm King Mountain and the Emergence of Modern American Environmentalism (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2014), much of the research for which he conducted in Marist's Archives and Special Collections' Environmental History Collections.

Apr 17

Advising on "The Roosevelts"

As one of a small group of historical advisers for the latest project from acclaimed film maker Ken Burns film, “The Roosevelts: An Intimate History,” Associate Professor of History and Roosevelt Institute Senior Fellow Dr. David Woolner spent a week at Burns’ studio in Walpole, N.H.

Sep 12

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