Historic announcement paves the way for future success as a university with a global reach

Marist announces the election of Genine McCormick '88/P'16 as the new Chair of the Board of Trustees and welcomes five distinguished individuals as new Board members.

The Marist Poll’s new collaborative research space replaces the cubicle-lined phone room, as technology propels the institute into the next generation.

President Kevin Weinman and his wife, Beth, have pledged additional support to the Fund, which helps students pursue high-impact experiences such as internships and travel connected to attachment courses.

Marist archivists and historians helped Hollywood producers recreate the look and feel of the 1936 Poughkeepsie Regatta for this new film about nine Americans' epic quest for gold at the Berlin Olympics.

Students, faculty, staff, and alumni weigh in on what excites them most about the College’s future. And relive the Marist 100 World Tour in photos!

The ‘27 list includes a look at a wide variety of issues spanning from music to climate change.

Guided by a vision to improve the world through education, a bold new strategic plan will launch Marist into its second century.

New home for the Schools of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Management and Career Services, is set to open next year.

Panel discussion will include a brief film screening, music, and talk with the Festival’s official photographer and some attendees, and more

Recognition released in new ranking from The Princeton Review is based on surveys from more than 6000 online MBA students.

Brother Seán Sammon, FMS ’70, passed away on Friday at the age of 74. Brother Seán was a former Superior General of the Marist Brothers worldwide and was an extraordinary leader who was known to Marist students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends alike

Sale and leaseback agreement secures College’s location as an educational hub for students in Manhattan

The List for the Class of 2026 includes a look at political, computer and environmental sciences, public health, fashion, and diversity, equity and inclusion.

The Hudson River Valley Institute (HRVI) at Marist College has launched a new endowed fund to increase opportunities for Marist students participating in the Institute’s internships.

Healthcare executive Dirk McMahon ’82 and entrepreneur and author Kristin Noto ’91 are the latest distinguished alumni to join the Marist College Board of Trustees

Fortune Education recently named Marist's fully online MBA program as one of the Best Regional Online MBA Programs in the Northeast.

As Kevin Weinman prepares to take the helm of Marist on Monday, October 4, President Dennis J. Murray expresses profound gratitude to the Marist community for extraordinary work during his nearly 40 years as President.

Johnson has made a permanent home at Marist College as the Director of the Upward Bound program, serving as the third program director in 55 years.

The Marist Poll, the leading college-based independent poll, is excited to announce the launch of its new website: maristpoll.com.

Marist’s Mindset List for the Class of 2025 focuses on the real issues incoming students truly care about, giving them the opportunity to form their opinions about these history-making topics.

Dr. Weinman, the Chief Financial & Administrative Officer at Amherst College, will become Marist’s fifth president, succeeding long-serving President Dennis J. Murray. He will assume office in early fall.

Andy Alongi, Director of Marketing, and Dr. Marisa M. Moore, PhD, Interim Director of Counseling Services, have been named Forty Under 40 honorees by the Dutchess County Regional Chamber of Commerce.

Dr. Jacqueline Reich has been appointed dean of the School of Communication and the Arts, effective Monday, July 12. Reich has a robust background in higher education and brings a wealth of knowledge to Marist.

New York Stage and Film announces 2021 summer season at Marist College, Revel 32 °, and Vassar College.

Marist’s Fashion Program has been named one of Best Colleges That Are Shaping The Future Of Fashion by Forbes. The state-of-the-art Steel Plant building and 35th anniversary Silver Needle Runway are highlighted.

Marist’s Board of Trustees recently voted to require COVID-19 vaccinations for all in-person students, faculty, and staff this coming academic year.

Two incoming Marist students have been named for the newly established Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History (GLI) Scholarship.

Organized by Marist College Archives and Special Collections, this comprehensive exhibit features over 1,900 photos, documents, and objects.

This event will explore racial violence and slavery as depicted in 19th-century literature and paintings set in the region.

Marist welcomes its first Director of Cybersecurity, Emily Harris.

The College’s 30th annual Holocaust Remembrance event will feature Holocaust survivor Fred Biermann, the grandfather of student Matthew Leeds ’21.

First vaccine clinic will be held on April 13.

Dillenberger is an IBM Fellow and Chief Technology Officer of Systems Research for Hybrid Cloud at IBM’s Research Center in Yorktown Heights.

Marist welcomes Dr. Claudia Zegans as the new Director of Health Services.

The College is lending its facilities to the state in an effort to expand access to vaccines for thousands of individuals in the Hudson River Valley

Each year, the U.S. Department of State announces the top-producing institutions for the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government's flagship international educational exchange program; Marist has been named four times since 2015.

Each year, the U.S. Department of State announces the top-producing institutions for the Fulbright Program, the U.S. government's flagship international educational exchange program; Marist has been named four times since 2015.

Ross A. Mauri ’80, Chair of the Board of Trustees, updates the College community about the search for Marist’s next president.

A publication of the College’s Hudson River Valley Institute, this issue features color reproductions of Thomas Cole paintings.

Don't miss an iconic campus moment. This live stream will also feature special guests.

Wade was a former senior administrator and beloved longtime member of the Marist community.

Sammon is being recognized for his lifetime body of work, including his most recent book, Alcoholism’s Children.

The lecture will cover the extraordinary career of Morris B. Abram, a leading Civil Rights lawyer of the 1950s.

Marist secured funding from the New York-based Emerson Foundation.

Marked by 9/11 and COVID-19, this class is unique in every way.

The College’s study abroad opportunities and game design program were ranked.

After two years at Tulane, a Red Fox comes home.

Palmer joined the President’s office staff this summer.

To recognize the unprecedented financial challenges facing many students and their families due to COVID-19, the Board of Trustees has voted to approve this measure.

“Cultural compass” takes new direction under Professor Tommy Zurhellen.