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About
Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
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Academics
Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
Academics
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Admission & Financial Aid
Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
Admission & Financial Aid
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Student Life
Marist Fall 2026 Open House
Join us for a Fall Open House and see Marist for yourself. Explore our stunning riverfront campus, learn more about academics and admissions, and get a firsthand look at life as a Red Fox. Along the way, you'll hear from students, faculty, and staff about the opportunities, connections, and experiences that make Marist special. Register Below:
Student Life
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Residential Life
New Townhouses
The New Townhouses are an independent residential living environment for sophomores housing 136 students in 17 townhouses. Each apartment houses eight students in double-occupancy rooms and has a kitchen, common area, and two bathrooms. Laundry facilities are located between H and I blocks and behind J block.
New Townhouses quick facts:
- Four double-occupancy bedrooms
- A living room, dining area, kitchen, and two bathrooms in every townhouse
- Three bedrooms are upstairs; one bedroom is at ground level
- Units are completely furnished, including curtains
- Two common laundry rooms available to residents
- Residents are responsible for their own cooking, as well as the cleaning of the townhouse
- The minimum dining plan that students in the New Townhouses can choose is the Flex 825 Meal Plan
- Two full-sized refrigerators supplied by the University
- Microwave permitted in the kitchen area (700 watt maximum)
- Refrigerator allowed in the bedroom (3.6 cubic feet maximum)
- Apartments H-3, H-4, I-1, I-3, I-4, and J-2 are handicapped-accessible
- Smoke-free residence area
Staff
| Resident Director | Sam Bratschie | x4355 | Upper New Townhouse H1 |
| Resident Assistant Office | x4355 | Upper New Townhouse H1 | |