Longtime journalist and Editor-in-Chief of ESPN's The Undefeated Kevin Merida visited campus recently to meet with students, discuss his nearly four decades in the news business, and share his thoughts on the state of the media and the complex intersection of sports and race

Four Marist students have been recognized for national excellence by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for their contributions to the Marist Fashion Magazine

Honoring our Veterans

New York Times columnist and author Ross Douthat will kick off Marist's Autumn Lecture Series on Wednesday, Sept. 10, at 7 p.m., when he speaks on "Bad Religion: Culture Wars, Political Polarization, and the Transformation of Christianity" in the College's Nelly Goletti Theatre. All events in the series are free and open to the public.

New York Fashion Week took on new meaning for Marist fashion design majors Gabrielle Amaturo and Kate Norkeliunas, who were selected to compete in an electrifying two-week design competition for ABC-TV’s Good Morning America.

Fourteen Marist fashion students had the unforgettable opportunity of working behind-the-scenes on a major runway show during New York Fashion Week (NYFW).

The Global Studies Program's "From the Field" Lecture Series presents "Nation Building: Observations from the Ground," a lecture by Derek McGee, a Marine veteran and author of When I Wished I Was Here: Dispatches From Fallujah.

Industry and academic leaders to discuss efforts to revitalize undergraduate education in enterprise computing

Marist Celebrates Inauguration of David Yellen as Colleges Fourth President

Panel discussion on LGBTQ life on campus

Marist Sports Communication students helped make headlines this week when one of their questions asked of former NBA Commissioner David Stern during an interview session at The Players' Tribune offices here prompted a response that shed further light on his controversial decision in a 2011 proposed player trade.

Marist senior sports communication major Michael Wallace had the kind of special opportunity that is a hallmark of the college's Center for Sports Communication when he traveled to Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Campus to host start, finish of full and half marathons, finish of College to College 5K

Marist College Poll panel of top political reporters, commentators looks at critical issues of Trump Administration and the electorate

Hunger Awareness Month

Night on Broadway

American news personality, NCAA ambassador, and former Yale ’72 defensive back Jack Ford led a conversation about college athletics on a recent day-long visit to campus.

A Midsummer Nights Dream

451 degrees conferred at first of two ceremonies at 71st Commencement

Wes Moore to deliver first year seminar lecture

Tom and Mary Ward Hall was dedicated today on the Marist College campus. The event was historic, as it marked the first naming of a building for an alumnus through philanthropy.

Class of 2017 Commencement

POUGHKEEPSIE (October 9, 2014) – The Marist College Center for Sports Communication and American ED TV have announced a partnership to air the Center’s weekly sports radio program, The Classroom, on the education-focused network. The show, which airs live on Fox 1220 ESPN Radio of the Hudson Valley each Saturday, will be available beginning every Saturday afternoon through the network’s online platform at AmericanEDTV.com.

The 32nd Annual Silver Needle Runway will be held at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center on Friday, May 4th, 4:00pm and 7:00pm. Tickets are available for purchase at ticketmaster.com.

Earlier this month, three Marist seniors from the School of Communication and the Arts had the unique opportunity of attending a four-day advertising boot camp at R/GA, an advertising agency in New York City.

Marion Blumenthal knew the war was over when the soldiers guarding her train started looking for civilian clothes to change into.

Internationally known art historian Alison McQueen will deliver the talk “What Will I Wear?

Early on a Saturday morning in November, more than 100 students descended on Marist from 20 colleges and universities across the region.

Halloween is October 31, but Marist College’s “Hall-oween” happens a little earlier.

The Marist Institute for Public Opinion (MIPO) is holding a free four-part speakers’ series this spring focused on the 50th anniversary of one of the most tumultuous years in American politics: 1968.

Scholar Robert Wright

A group of 24 students and chaperones from the Marist chapter of Habitat for Humanity traded their bathing suits and sunglasses for tool belts and safety goggles when they dedicated their spring break to Habitat for Humanity International’s Collegiate Challenge, in which participants build homes for those in need.

On Monday the 3rd is "The Poetics of Resistance," a panel discussion, which will address the questions, Can poetry writing be an act of defiance in troubling times? and What is the role of a poet in today’s world?

On Monday the 3rd is "The Poetics of Resistance," a panel discussion, which will address the questions, Can poetry writing be an act of defiance in troubling times? and What is the role of a poet in today’s world?

ART Exhibition

Choral performance to honor College's founders

The Marist Theatre Program, in partnership with the Marist College Club of Theatre Arts (MCCTA), is producing a Neil Simon Showcase, featuring two of his popular plays: Lost in Yonkers and Jake’s Women.

The “Check Your Blind Spots” tour is pulling into Poughkeepsie on Tuesday, April 24. Sponsored by the nonprofit diversity-promoting organization, CEO Action for Diversity & Inclusion™, the tour features a mobile vehicle that travels to participating campuses. “Check Your Blind Spots” will be at Marist College, on the Murray Student Center Quad, 12:00-4:00pm. This event is open to the public.

Marist College's 11th Annual Campus Sustainability Week will take place Monday, October 23 through Friday, October 27, 2017. The program theme is "Sustainability: A State of Affairs" featuring a variety of programs and workshops.

Pictured (l-r): Associate Professor of Finance Brian Haughey, Jon Blake '18, Steve Morrison '18, Maura Sullivan '18, Dietrich Mosel '18, and Cory Lang '18.

Kevin Merida of ESPN's The Undefeated talks about the site's coverage of sports, race, and culture and what it takes to build a digital media platform

Marist College unveiled its newest building and an exciting local business partnership in a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebration on January 29, 2018.

Marist College will unveil the latest piece of its state-of-the-art Fulton Technology Crossroad Project in a ribbon cutting ceremony at 51 Fulton Street in Poughkeepsie on Wednesday, October 11, 10:00 a.m.

The Marist Poll would like to congratulate the hundreds of students who took part in Marist polls over the last eighteen months.

Robinson to address traditional undergraduates, receive honorary degree on May 20; Sammon to speak to graduate and adult degree recipients, be awarded alumni medal on May 19

Members of the Marist College chapters of Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma, the National Honorary Band Fraternity and Sorority, earned top honors recently at the Northeast District Convention in Lancaster, Penn.

President David Yellen presented Marist College’s Community Service Awards to Dutchess County luminaries Shirley A. Adams, Executive Director of the Catharine Street Community Center, and Nick Citera, co-owner of Cosimo’s Restaurant Group, today at the College’s 50th annual Community Breakfast in the Murray Student Center Cabaret on campus.

Exhibition to showcase work of Professor James Luciana

It started out with a simple desire to help people in the Caribbean, parts of which were devastated last fall by Hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Tim Wise, whom scholar and philosopher Cornel West calls, “A vanilla brother in the tradition of (abolitionist) John Brown,” is among the nation’s most prominent antiracist essayists and educators.

The Marist College Center for Sports Communication will present on Wednesday, October 26, legendary ESPN sports broadcaster Linda Cohn in conversation with Center director Dr. Keith Strudler.

Adam B. Kirsch, director of Columbia University's Master's Program in Jewish Studies will speak on the question, "Is There Such a Thing as Jewish Literature?"

Theatre Program & MCCTA to perform the 1998 revival version of the decadent and devastatingly relevant musical

Editor-in-Chief of "The Undefeated" to talk intersection of sports, race, culture

Sierra Club President Aaron Mair will deliver the keynote address as Marist celebrates its 10th annual Sustainability Program from October 10 – 24.

Inaugural series in memory of beloved professor

The Marist College Club of Theatre Arts opens its Fall season with Almost Maine, by John Cariani, a series of vignettes that deal with love and loss in a secluded, somewhat mythical town in northern Maine.

Discussed the potential of sports in unifying the American public and the ongoing evolution of both the NFL and youth football.

Marist College and the Rockefeller Archive Center (RAC) have partnered to develop and implement a sustainable and robust platform capable of supporting the complex archival management of digitized and born-digital records.

Marist College is the first major institution in the global Sakai community to bring version 11 into production.