Events in international cities encapsulate vision to bring Marist to the world, and the world to Marist.

The ‘27 list includes a look at a wide variety of issues spanning from music to climate change.

List ranks Marist highly in several categories, including best overall universities and most innovative schools.

Students and faculty grow the garden together, harnessing the power of plants and collaboration to support Marist and the surrounding community.

Recent Marist graduates will begin their careers working for ESPN and MLB Network following recruitment by representatives and alumni.

Less than two weeks after his unforgettable day at Marist, Pugh makes it to Battery Park.

Hear five different leaders explain how they see Marist 100 coming to life, and the impact it will have on students' education, growth, and career readiness.

Guided by a vision to improve the world through education, a bold new strategic plan will launch Marist into its second century.

The ambitious strategic plan will carry Marist through and beyond its upcoming centennial celebration.

Reliving a memorable day as Lewis Pugh is joined on his historic swim by President Weinman, his wife Beth, and student-athletes in the Hudson River.

World affairs take center stage, Investment Club excels, and cultivating excellence in social work through art are among the highlights.

International programs offer wide-ranging opportunities for students to enhance their Marist experience while engaging with diverse cultures.

A standalone two-year program and accelerated five-year dual degree option add new paths to a graduate degree in Athletic Training.

Meet the newest members of the Marist faculty, who bring a wealth of experience and depth to the College

Endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh is making history as he swims the length of the Hudson River. The Marist community will join him to help advocate for clean rivers and ocean protection.

Students seized upon a wide variety of opportunities to build on their Marist education through real-world experiences, research opportunities, and other academic and professional programs.

Let's get to know the more than 1,300 first-year students who are starting their journey as a Red Fox.

President Weinman reviews how we've prepared for students' return and has some tips for a great semester ahead.

Cars were unpacked, rooms were decorated, and students got settled and had some fun to start the academic year.

Meet Clinical Associate Professor Francine Sage-King, who was honored for her work supporting those who have suffered brain injuries.

Money ranks Marist among the nation's best, citing quality of education, affordability and student success.

Students seized upon a wide variety of opportunities to build on their Marist education through real-world experiences, research opportunities, and other academic and professional programs.

Faculty research explores how to drive student success in introductory science courses, strengthening pathways to STEM studies and careers.

More than 500 students participate in 18 sports as part of a thriving community that promotes both athletic engagement and serious competition.

It’s time, Red Foxes! Here’s something to get you excited about the new academic year!

Results show Marist ranking among the best in the nation in student satisfaction, happiness, and residential life.

The New York Stage and Film Summer Season at Marist gave students and graduates coveted access to theater production experiences, talent, and programming you'd normally find on Broadway.

Make the most out of Welcome Week with these 3 essential tips for your first week on campus.

New dining partner bringing expanded food and delivery options, four-season dining spaces, and locally-sourced food.

A message from President Weinman about those impacted by the fires in Hawaii.

This time-lapse video shows how the new Dyson Center continues to take shape over the summer. This time next year the Schools of Management and Social and Behavioral Sciences will have a new home!

A retirement farewell reception was held to honor a group of distinguished individuals who have made significant contributions throughout their careers.

New students are welcomed to the Marist community before they arrive on campus.

Especially for our newest Red Foxes, here are five suggested to-do's before moving to campus this fall.

Students journey abroad to Iceland, the Netherlands, Greece, and other destinations for short-term faculty-led attachment courses.

Athletes, coaches, and staff forge connections and inspiration within the college sports community.

A message from President Kevin Weinman reflecting upon the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling on race-conscious admissions. Read more.

A message about celebrating Juneteenth from Dr. Antonio, Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

The Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) and National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS) Ceremony honor a historic number of student members at its year-end ceremony.

Graduating students in Florence receive their degrees in a historic setting in Italy.

Bridget Stevens’ '23 work in art education and the Office of Academic Accommodations and Accessibility sets her up for success post-graduation.

The Inside Marist team breaks down your “most clicked” stories and the academic year in photos