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.

Adam B. Kirsch, director of Columbia University's Master's Program in Jewish Studies will speak on the question, "Is There Such a Thing as Jewish Literature?"

Theatre Program & MCCTA to perform the 1998 revival version of the decadent and devastatingly relevant musical

The Marist College Center for Sports Communication and the Media Studies and Production Department will present a screening and Q&A with the director of The Last Gold, a film about the heated competition between the U.S. and East German swim teams amidst a notorious doping controversy surrounding the East German program.

Editor-in-Chief of "The Undefeated" to talk intersection of sports, race, culture

Sierra Club President Aaron Mair will deliver the keynote address as Marist celebrates its 10th annual Sustainability Program from October 10 – 24.

he Data & Marketing Association (DMA) has launched a new certificate program in Customer Insights, developed through a collaboration with Marist College.

Inaugural series in memory of beloved professor

The Marist College Club of Theatre Arts opens its Fall season with Almost Maine, by John Cariani, a series of vignettes that deal with love and loss in a secluded, somewhat mythical town in northern Maine.

Discussed the potential of sports in unifying the American public and the ongoing evolution of both the NFL and youth football.

Marist College and the Rockefeller Archive Center (RAC) have partnered to develop and implement a sustainable and robust platform capable of supporting the complex archival management of digitized and born-digital records.

Marist College is the first major institution in the global Sakai community to bring version 11 into production.

On Saturday, July 30, 2016, iLearn will be enhanced for you!

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

$2 million raised for Dennis and Marilyn Murray Endowed Scholarship Fund; Murray Student Center dedicated at special tribute ceremony

Marist College and the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum have jointly launched a refreshed website in conjunction with the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the Library and Museum.

Business leaders and energy experts from across New York and the nation are expected to attend the 2016 Renewable Energy Conference, which takes place on June 28-29 at Marist College.

Latvia's UN Ambassador to Speak at Marist

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

An exhibition of work by members of the Art and Digital Media faculty will kick off the season at the Marist Art Gallery.

More than 2,500 competitors converge on College's Hudson River waterfront as Marist hosts second annual race series

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.

Student portraits from The Circle newspaper's special project at the Art Gallery.

The 45 members of Marist's inaugural Physician Assistant Program cohort gathered in the Nelly Goletti Theatre recently to participate in the White Coat Ceremony that marked the start of their journey toward the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies and launch the College's newest graduate degree, a significant step in the development of its Science and Allied Health programs.

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 Fashion students took the reins at New York Fashion Week earlier this month when they had the unprecedented opportunity to produce a show on fashion's biggest stage.

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.

From welcoming a new president to hosting the Walkway Marathon, here are just some of the highlights from a busy summer at Marist

Marist College will again host the Walkway Marathon race series, serving as the starting and finishing points for the marathon and half-marathon and the finishing point for the Treetops to Rooftops 5K on Sunday, June 12th.

Remainder of Autumn Lecture Series dates unaffected

Marist College welcomed 1,246 members of the Class of 2020 with a series of events over the weekend.

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

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 Marist College Computer Society (MCCS) spent the weekend of April 13-15 hosting its hackathon thanks to the first-time sponsorship and collaboration of the IBM Corporation.

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.

Announcement of "Check Your Blind Spots" Tour from David Yellen, April 19, 2018

As a high school junior Eddie Whitman’s dream was to study sports communications. But dreams and reality are two different things so he jumped at the opportunity to attend Marist’s Pre-College Program the summer before his senior year in high school.

On March 1, Michelle Alexander, civil rights lawyer, legal scholar, and author of The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, spoke to an overflow crowd of faculty, staff, students, and community members in Marist’s Nelly Goletti Theatre.

Announcement of Director for Academic Diversity and Inclusion, January 18, 2018