Associate Professor Labouseur will receive the College’s highest faculty honor, the Board of Trustees Distinguished Teaching Award, at Convocation.

Dr. Neil Fitzgerald has received a grant from the American Society of Brewing Chemists Research Council (ASBC) to study the process of barley malting.

In collaboration with academic and industry partners in the enterprise computing community, Marist College hosted the tenth annual National Enterprise Computing Community (ECC) Conference earlier this month.

Assistant Professor of Psychology Stacy A. S. Williams has been elected the Executive Board for Trainers of School Psychologists (TSP), a national organization representing faculty members from both specialist and doctoral training programs in school psychology.

Professor of Art Ed Smith’s sculptures primarily focus on the heroic and mythical aspects of humankind. This summer his work will be on display in a variety of locations in the northeast.

Lynn Bassanese ’75 has been appointed director of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum in Hyde Park, NY. The Roosevelt Library is the premier research center in the world for study and research of the Roosevelt era, containing more than 17 million pages of documents including the papers of President and Mrs. Roosevelt and many of their associates.

Marist to host NEH Summer Institute

Raymond A. Lamontagne, a philanthropist and retired financier, will continue his work as the first Paul Newman Senior Fellow in Philanthropy at Marist College, thanks to continued support from the Newman’s Own Foundation and Marist.

NYSERNet, a private not-for-profit corporation created to foster science and education in New York State, announced at its recent Board meeting that Bill Thirsk, Marist's Vice President and CIO, has been selected as the new Board Chair of the subsidiary operating company, NYSERNet.Org.

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

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.

The Marist College Board of Trustees elected alumni Maureen O’Rourke ’85 and Robert Shanahan ’83 to the Board during the May meeting held on campus earlier this month.

Marist continues its celebration of National Poetry Month

Arts Place, Portland, Indiana is the location of a current exhibit by Ed Smith, associate professor of art and art history and art gallery director at Marist College.

David Woolner's new book, The Last 100 Days: FDR at War and at Peace, paints a detailed portrait of the final 100 days of FDR’s life and presidency.

Andrey Pavlov ’02/’03M tried to avoid taking Professor of Strategy Helen Rothberg’s class, but when his friends registered, so did he. Andrey figured it would be better to suffer through Professor Rothberg than to take his capstone course alone. That was nearly 16 years ago, and it was the spark of a magnificent and lasting friendship.

On November 16, Colonel James M. Johnson (U.S. Army, Ret.), Ph.D. was honored recently by the Dutchess County Historical Society for his tireless efforts to preserve and promote Hudson River Valley history.

Kevin MacLellan '89, visited campus to speak with students about the important role his Marist experience played in his professional and personal success and about what kinds of career opportunities they might find in the fast-evolving global media landscape.

Dr. Virginia Konchan selected as NEH Summer Scholar

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

Marist continues streak of having multiple students win prestigious award

Documentary on pioneering journalist Lowell Thomas

Historian and Professor of History David Woolner

It all started with juggling.

Recently, the Office of Media Relations spoke with Dr. Juris Pupcenoks, Assistant Professor of Political Science, about his recent book, Western Muslims and Conflicts Abroad: Conflict Spillovers to Diasporas (2016, Routledge), which looks at the way different Muslim immigrant communities respond to political upheaval and violence in their homelands and other Muslim lands.

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

The gap between the number of people working in the Hudson Valley and the number of jobs located in the region continues to grow ...

One of Marist’s core principles is service to others, so working to enhance the educational opportunities of local students is a natural part of that commitment.

Harry Williams, Marist College’s Chief Technology Officer, has been elected President of SHARE Inc.

In 1905, the Marist Brothers arrived in Poughkeepsie, New York and purchased the McPherson estate, which now forms part of the campus of Marist College.

The gap between the number of people working in the Hudson Valley and the number of jobs located in the region continues to grow ...