The Marist Center for Social Justice Research connects with Poughkeepsie through social science and gives students hands-on research experience.

Maddie Garcia has parlayed her degree in political science and experience at the Marist Poll into a thriving journalistic career at outlets including NPR and CNN.

Dorothy Kondash Willis ’68, one of the first women to graduate from Marist, earned her degree at age 37 while raising 10 children.

Private wealth advisor Alyssa Moeder ’89 empowers others — women in the financial services industry, Marist students, Girl Scouts — by sharing her knowledge and experience.

From underwater research to working in a biochemistry lab, summer intensives help students to hone their problem solving abilities, practical skills, and scientific knowledge.

Dominick LaRuffa ’78, an alumnus of the Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program at Marist, met with HEOP freshmen to share thoughts on collegiate life and his successful career in sales.

Eli Bisnett-Cobb ’04 brings a wealth of NFL and NCAA experience to his new position as head athletic trainer at the University of San Diego.

A full roster of shows includes something for everyone: chamber and gospel music, Broadway show tunes, and World War I era songs.

Author Jonathan Starr visits campus to discuss his founding of the highly successful Abaarso School in Somaliland and is introduced by his former student Qadan Mohamed ’19.

Jane Bean-Folkes was recently interviewed by Collaborative Classroom.

What began as a trickle of students from Hawaii to Marist has reached a critical mass of 50 current Marist students and more than 100 alumni. Recently, the College held a reception at the Cornell Boathouse to celebrate that connection and how it has benefited everyone involved.

The talk, "Who Built Dutch New York?" will focus on the relationships that defined the region for centuries.

McManus is a sports journalist who’s had an illustrious career covering U.S. Opens, Super Bowls, NCAA Final Four games, and more.

As a high school student, Cantu wanted to go to school in the northeast and continue his swimming career. At Marist, he has had the opportunity to do that and more, preparing for a future career in finance and excelling on the swim team.