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Natalie Slawuta ’20 spent the fall semester in the White House working to address the opioid crisis. After graduation, she plans to either go back into public service or pursue a career on Wall Street.

Alexandria Watts ’20 provides an insider’s look at the Marist Poll’s recent trip to New Hampshire for the presidential primary.

Continuing trend exacerbates income inequality in the region.

Athletics and academics come together in Marist’s new ESPN Teaching Control Room.

The anniversary year takes flight with the production of Chicago, which will run February 21-March 1.

Jeopardy! featured Marist in a clue rife with Hudson River Valley higher ed history.

Lifetime Excellence award to be presented on April 18.

Marist’s membership in the Council on Undergraduate Research opens doors for everyone.

Marist’s membership in the Council on Undergraduate Research opens doors for everyone.

Amanda Guy, Emma LeMay, and Sydia Fraguada, all Class of ‘20, aim to bring diverse perspectives to the industry.

Dylan O’Brien is a psychology/special education major from Fairfield, Connecticut. He is also a member of Marist’s Honors Program and has a minor in music. Extremely active in the Music Program, Dylan has had the opportunity to share his vocal talents everywhere from Carnegie Hall to the cathedrals of Europe. Upon graduation, he plans to pursue a career as an elementary school teacher.

Research by Marist seniors Dana Sherr and Emma Stark came in second out of nearly 300 posters presented by students from across the country.

Marist faculty have recently published a wide variety of books: an environmental studies anthology, a history of media criticism, a novel, and a tool for educators on how to use games in the classroom.

The College was ranked #3 among Master’s level colleges and universities for semester study abroad.

The MBA, MPA, and adult Bachelor’s degree completion program were recognized.

Many Marist students adopt a “triangle approach” by combining traditional majors with pre-professional minors and internships. It’s preparing them for a complex and ever-changing workplace.

Over the winter break, Ian Shultis '14/'21 completed four marathons in four days to raise awareness about mental health and raise money to prevent suicide.

Many Marist students adopt a “triangle approach” by combining traditional majors with pre-professional minors and internships. It’s preparing them for a complex and ever-changing workplace.

Miss New Jersey Gina Mellish ’20 is using her newfound platform to raise awareness of relationship violence and end the stigma.

A roundup of student-led charitable projects during the fall semester.

Two Marist students and a recent graduate have been thinking globally and acting locally when it comes to finding solutions to the challenge of plastic waste.

For almost 30 years, the Giving Tree program has brought Christmas joy to hundreds of needy local families. This year, 31 families with 110 children received gifts from the Marist community.

Four new books by Marist authors explore a wide range of topics.

Gerard (Jerry) Cox ’55 was the former VP and Dean for Student Affairs, as well as a Heritage Professor and Professor Emeritus of English.

Zurhellen spoke about mental health issues facing veterans and the services they need.

Student Financial Services Hosts “Making Cent$” Event as Part of Broader Financial Education Programming

New report from the Marist Bureau of Economic Research shows commuting has a major impact on the region.

Rev. Msgr. Gerardo Colacicco ’78 will be ordained Auxiliary Bishop on December 10 in St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Amanda Bergold is at the forefront of a project designed to find the best ways to construct lineups.

Liberty Partnerships Program Director Melinda Martinez ’07/’13M was recently named to a list of Latinos 40 Under 40 in New York and received Hudson Valley magazine’s 2019 Women in Business Award.

Honors Program student Ellie Petraccione ’20 is using her senior research thesis to communicate why non-scientists should care about protecting the environment.

Members of the Marist Band and ROTC participated in a Veterans Day concert with Associate Professor of English Tommy Zurhellen and Director of Music Art Himmelberger.

Nearly 200 musicians will perform in this off-campus event.