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

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.

Marist continues streak of having multiple students win prestigious award

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?

Documentary on pioneering journalist Lowell Thomas

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

Service and experiential learning are key components of the Marist educational experience, and for the fourth consecutive year, the Tarver Summer Internship program has given undergraduates the opportunity to work on a community improvement project by interning at a local non-profit organization.

Marist College has earned the #34 ranking on The Princeton Review's just-published list saluting the top 50 undergraduate schools to study game design for 2017.

National Endowment for the Humanities Grants Workshop

National Endowment for the Humanities Grants Workshop

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

Historian and Professor of History David Woolner

Dean of the School of Science

In March, 5,000 college students from all over the world descended on New York City for a seminal experience: the National Model United Nations Conference. Fifteen Marist students were among them.

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

The Marist Board of Trustees has therefore revoked Mr. O'Reilly's honorary degree.

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?