These one-day events give admitted students and their families the full Marist experience before they secure their spot in the Class of 2029.

John Liporace '88 will address graduate students from the Class of 2025 and receive the Distinguished Alumni Medal during Commencement weekend.

The moment is almost here! 2025’s Day of Giving begins at Midnight. See how your gift will help Marist students for years to come.

Minor will offer students across majors an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines technical literacy, ethical frameworks, and practical applications to prepare graduates for a world increasingly driven by AI.

Four students in the School of Management explored their passions for leadership in business at the Harvard Women in Business Conference.

Thanks to the Mosaic literary and arts magazine, Marist students are getting real-world industry experience while becoming published writers.

Make a gift on Marist’s Day of Giving to release additional funding, support what matters most, and grab those 2025 Fox Socks!

Marist Day of Giving advocates don’t just give — they ignite change. Find out how you can be an advocate and help crush our goals for our second annual Day of Giving on March 26.

The Spring Career and Internship Fair draws dozens of employers to Marist's campus and give students valuable face-to-face meetings with employers across numerous industries for internship and professional opportunities.

The MAAC Tournament in Atlantic City is just one week away and excitement is at an all-time high!

Isabella Garcia ’26 is redefining what’s possible in applied mathematics. After developing a groundbreaking algorithm, she presented her research nationally while also shaping the Math Department.

The change reflects growth and more opportunities for the School of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

Distinguished Professional Lecturer of Fashion, Sonia Roy, discusses how her multicultural journey shapes her connection with students and President Weinman builds a Red Fox out of textiles.

In collaboration with Hudson Valley Credit Union, the completely student-powered credit union opens on Feb. 26, providing a unique experiential learning opportunity and a valuable financial resource for the Marist community.

It’s been a busy month for the fashion department, with students traveling to NYC to explore retail careers and Brielle Ohlsen ’25 earning a Fashion Scholarship Fund award.

The gift from Genine and Michael McCormick '88/'88/P'16 will grow the availability of the Long Reach Society and Scholarship program, providing unique opportunities in history, leadership, and civic engagement.

The Center for Career Services gives students valuable support on internships, industry networking, job preparation, and professional development to help launch their careers.

A generous gift has created a new endowed faculty position in the School of Science that will help attract and retain faculty who are national experts in their field.

As the sports and entertainment world came to New Orleans, five students were among them, credentialed by the NFL for the week.

Teaming up again with USA TODAY, students served as official raters of the big game ads, sharing which brands hit the mark with their ad concepts and which fell short.

Red Fox IPA is a special brew available at Marist athletic events, alumni gatherings, and select local venues, celebrating craftsmanship, community, and Red Fox pride.

It was an amazing scene both on campus and online as thousands came together to celebrate the historic moment we became Marist University.

Marist students turned out in force to show their school spirit and excitement for the future as they share what being a university means to them.

Peek inside the new storytelling campaign that highlights the power of "and" not "or."

Register now! Students can sign up for a meet-and-greet with local alumni professionals tomorrow at the Dyson Center as part of the Experiential Learning Expo.

Marist College becomes Marist University tomorrow, and the entire Marist community is invited to celebrate this historic milestone with a full day of events, giveaways, and activities.

Grab your friends and head to the McCann Center from 4 to 7 p.m. to celebrate our new university name with food trucks, massages, fitness classes, games, prizes, s’mores, hot chocolate, carnival snacks, and more!

Discover what makes Marist truly special at the Experiential Learning Expo in the Dyson Center on University Day. The event highlights the breadth and excellence of Marist's academic offerings.

Join us on Jan. 29 for the unveiling of our new University logo, an experiential learning expo, and a block party! Alumni and Red Foxes outside Poughkeepsie can follow along online.

Marist advertising students take on NYC at the Student Advertising Career Conference, getting valuable insight into the industry.

Liana Perez '26 will be in charge of operations at Marist’s student-run cafe this semester, taking on the mantel from Mabel Aronson '25.

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

The documentary project was screened at two courthouses in New York City and explores innovative approaches to criminal justice, highlighting the potential of rehabilitation.

Dr. Buckmire, a self-described “math evangelist” and advocate for inclusion in STEM, is helping take the School of Computer Science and Mathematics to the next level.

Sarah Williams, Director of Choral Activities, returned to Marist after beating breast cancer this past summer. She talks about her journey with the Music Department, her battle with cancer, and the healing power of music.

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 new teaching lab supports teacher education students with inclusive forward-thinking education while they complete five-year programs.

Marist continues to lead the nation in international education among master’s-granting institutions and is among the top four nationally for total students studying abroad.

This week’s edition features the campus’s holiday festivities, Greek Life’s Mr. Marist, and more!

The School of Management’s Mentorship Program pairs students with alumni mentors for individualized career support, opening doors to personal and professional success.

New collaboration elevates Marist's profile within the literary community and gives students and faculty unique access to the work of influential figures.

Campuswide collaboration will foster important dialogue, develop guidelines, and sponsor programming to educate the Marist community about a technology that's pervading both industry and personal lives.

Marist’s annual Holiday Tree lighting takes place Wednesday night, November 20, continuing a season that honors a variety of traditions and cultures and welcomes all.

Marist’s commitment to sustainability continues to shine through another strong score by The Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges and a New Sustainability Action Planning Committee.

After an impactful three years as Dean of the School of Communication and the Arts, Dr. Reich will return to full-time teaching at the end of the academic year.

Alyssa Borelli ’24 received the prestigious Creative Nonfiction Award from Sigma Tau Delta for her essay written at Marist, to be catalogued in the Library of Congress.

The cohort provided vital services in underserved communities while building valuable health care skills and now aims to extend this opportunity to more students.

In collaboration with the School of Computer Science and Mathematics, the Marist Poll is using new technology to help students interpret results in innovative ways.

This week’s edition features the Fashion Connection Career Fair, Red Foxes raising money for charity, Marist Theatre’s fall production, and more!