Marist College held its No. 9 spot for the second year in a row on U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings of the “Best Regional Universities” in the Northern United States, one of the most influential lists of top American colleges and universities.

Marist College is the recipient of the 2014 ACUTA award for Institutional Excellence in Information Technology in its Medium Size Institution category for the College’s “TelePresence Initiative.” ACUTA is the Association for College and University Technology Advancement. The IEA award was earned for the unique way Marist has leveraged the immersive capability of telepresence technology to enhance academic learning and research initiatives in support of the College’s mission. This initiative enables participants to interact with each other as they would if they were in the same room. The technology, which becomes transparent, allows collaboration with business and research partners, transcending geographical and time differences while saving time and money.

Dr. Virginia Konchan selected as NEH Summer Scholar

Julia DiMarzo and Sam Fontanez came to Marist for different reasons, but they do share something in common: both were transfer students.

Teach for America alum will head to Taiwan

Of all the things Erin Berthold ’05 cherishes about her time at Marist – meeting her husband Matt in Champagnat, hanging out with friends in Gartland Commons, and working alongside faculty mentors in the Steel Plant Studios – it’s the sense of community she remembers most.

Broadcast news and sports producer Alvin Patrick has been appointed to the Marist College Board of Trustees.

The premiere industry publication Business of Fashion has ranked Marist’s Fashion Program in its annual Global Fashion School Ranking of top college fashion programs in the world. Marist was ranked #38 globally and #11 in the United States.

Meet some members of the class of 2018 who were included in this year’s For the Record, a student-led initiative that highlights everyday Marist students with inspiring and compelling stories.

This fall Paige Jacob ’18 will head to Cornell University to begin work toward a PhD in environmental engineering focused on water quality.

Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business is oldest, most prestigious business school accrediting body

Rising seniors Alec Lee and Carolyn Turcotte win top award for undergrad STEM students

Dr. Paula Checchi of School of Science and Dr. Karen Schrier of School of Communication & the Arts receive Cannavino Library research honors

Six Marist Fashion Program students have been awarded $5,000 scholarships in the annual YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund (FSF) competition, Marist successfully competing in a field of fashion-specific institutions and large universities, including the Fashion Institute of Technology, the Pratt Institute, SCAD, Harvard, and Cornell.

Choral performance to honor College's founders

The Marist College student newspaper The Marist Circle presents the For The Record exhibition, opening Thursday, March 22, 2018.

Stars from the worlds of broadcasting, sports, and literature join Marist alumni and friends at NYC gala to celebrate Storm and support the College's Center for Sports Communication.

Two innovative cybersecurity projects developed by students in Marist’s School of Computer Science & Mathematics recently won awards at IBM 2017 TechConnect and the 2017 New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) Annual Cybersecurity conference.

Research seeks to improve relations between police and LGBT people of color in New Orleans

During a highly volatile presidential primary season where public opinion polls were under intense scrutiny, The Marist College Poll and its media partners, NBC News and The Wall Street Journal, received the highest praise from one of the nation’s most respected news organizations.

Marist College jumped four spots to No. 9 on U.S. News & World Report’s latest rankings of the “Best Regional Universities” for the Northern United States, one of the most influential lists of top American colleges and universities.

Marist College is again one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review.

For Amanda Sayegh (pronounced “sage”), Marist was not always at the top of her list of colleges to attend. Having grown up just a few miles away in Lagrangeville, she wasn’t sure she wanted to attend school so close to home.

For the tenth year in a row, Marist College is one of the nation's best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review.