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The University community will come together to recognize the service and sacrifice of those who have dedicated their lives to protecting the nation.

Homecoming Weekend brought hundreds of alumni and their families back to campus in late October, filling it with energy, pride, and shared memories.

From Route 9 to the Commuter Lounge, Marist鈥檚 commuter community continues to thrive through connection, involvement, and leadership on campus.

The lab in the Steel Plant is thriving this semester, offering students hands-on learning, peer collaboration, and access to state-of-the-art equipment.聽

Some Marist courses stand out for their creativity, energy, and lasting impact. These are some of the professors and classes that capture the spirit of engaged and thought-provoking learning at its best.

Discover what makes Marist special at our final Fall Open House on November 9 — spots are limited, so register today!

Marist University is pleased to announce the appointment of Kirk Swenson as Vice President for Advancement, following a national search.

The weekend brings alumni, students, and families together for two days of celebration, tradition, and connection. This year also honors standout alumni for their inspiring contributions to Marist and beyond.

The University is proud to welcome Kirk Swenson as Vice President for Advancement, following a national search. Swenson brings a proven track record in fundraising, alumni engagement, and strategic development.

President Kevin Weinman chats with Marist Head Football Coach about his journey to the Red Foxes, the state of the squad, and a little friendly competition on the Madden gridiron.

Marist marks a decade of Tarver Internship Program, highlighting community partnerships, alumni success, and student impact across the Hudson Valley

The partnership will create new pathways for internships, mentorships, and hands-on experiential learning.

Study Abroad Fair, goat yoga, puppies for midterms, a student-faculty co-publication, and the Handel-Krom Lecture.

A holistic approach to first-year programming plays a big role in helping new students transition to college life.

Dozens of top companies, government agencies, and organizations visited campus to recruit Marist students for jobs and internships.

The partnership with the cybersecurity firm offers expert insights into the evolving world of cyber defense.

The relationship now includes the launch of a new leadership certificate program taught by Marist faculty and designed to cultivate emerging leaders within Nuvance Health.