Michael Caputo brings a wealth of higher education and healthcare experience to the role.

The annual event on the Hudson River Supports Habitat for Humanity of Dutchess County.

Emily Yen ’21 recently lived every artist’s dream by spending a month in Venice, Italy during the world-famous Biennale. The once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create art in the “Queen of the Adriatic” had a major impact on the Allentown, Pennsylvania native, both personally and creatively.

During the 2018-19 academic year, School of Science students and faculty teamed up with community partners on a variety of environmental research and service projects.

Jacob’s research on water quality began at Marist and continues as she pursues her PhD at Cornell.

The Department’s partnerships with local schools are exposing students from historically marginalized backgrounds to collegiate life and setting the stage for a diversified teacher pipeline.

Judith Stoddard and her husband Paul spent the spring 2019 semester volunteering their talents at Ashesi University, whose mission is to develop ethical and entrepreneurial leaders for Africa.

Collaboration with G-TEL spearheaded by Professor Chris Algozzine and Devin Overington ‘18/'19M

The College’s Board of Trustees named President Emeritus and Professor of Public Policy Dennis J. Murray as interim president.

The conference, inspired by the senior thesis of Qadan Mohamed ’19, attracted guests from around the world, including women’s health activist Edna Adan and Bashir Goth, Somaliland’s ambassador to the US.

Orla Haughey ‘22 has a passion for international politics and human rights.

Orla Haughey ‘22 has a passion for international politics and human rights.

The College hosted the annual conference of the American Association of Teachers of Italian from May 31-June 1. The diverse program included the screening of a documentary film by two Marist students.

Dr. Washington will discuss increasing diversity in the technology field as part of the 11th annual Enterprise Computing Community (ECC) Conference at Marist.

Lauria will share his work in predictive analytics as part of the prestigious International Conference on Machine Learning.

Liana Frasca ’19 is the latest Marist student to receive a fellowship from the prestigious Fulbright US Student Program. Frasca will spend the year in Italy making a documentary film about a local family.

Marist is recognized in Business of Fashion’s global rankings.

However, findings from the Marist Bureau of Economic Research also show that those who commute outside the region are seeing the most substantial income gains

Dr. Nichole Boisvert ’09, a family practice physician in the San Francisco area, got into medicine to serve others, and that connection to the social good is what makes her career so gratifying.

The son of an Indian diplomat, Prateek Samal ’19 has lived all over the world. His fascinating background is indicative of the growing internationalization of Marist’s student body.

English Professor Tommy Zurhellen talks about his cross-country trek for veterans’ issues.

Matthew Badia ’21 was on Capitol Hill recently to present his research on the effect of pollutants in the Hudson River. While there, he met with US Representative Antonio Delgado.

The 2019 Venice Biennale is fast approaching and 12 Marist students are gearing up for the experience of a lifetime.

Sarah Lynch ’21 was recognized at the annual Matrix Awards, hosted by Bloomberg Media Group in New York City on May 6.

Both ceremonies will be livestreamed. Learn more here.

Holden, a fashion design major who worked with chemistry students to develop a sustainable collection, is committed to cross-disciplinary and environmentally conscious work.

Marist student Erin Forbes has just released the third installment of Fire & Ice, a fantasy series for teenagers and young adults that draws inspiration from Celtic myth and folklore.

Richard Monsky ’20 is the seventh Marist student since 2006 to receive the Goldwater Scholarship, the nation’s highest undergraduate award in science, mathematics, and engineering.

Three seniors reflect on their experiences as transfer students

Hands-on course focuses on experiential learning and field work

Spencer Hogan ’20 just completed an internship at the White House