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The conclave process follows an ancient tradition spanning centuries. Marist faculty discuss its secrecy and procedures, the logistics of electing a pope, and how modern pressures are shaping its future.

For the first time in program history, Marist鈥檚 Model United Nations Class and Club earned an Outstanding Delegation award at the national conference in New York City.

The donation of the Geoffrey Beene collection enhances student opportunities to study high-quality design techniques and construction methods throughout the influential designer's career.

Three students catch up with President Weinman about their exciting time abroad while testing their knowledge of the trip!

Featuring its largest number of presenters to date, this year鈥檚 annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (CURSCA) showcased bold ideas across every discipline.

Tyler Mecca 鈥�27 is maximizing his time at Marist by founding a club, managing the Greystone Fund, and working with Student Government Association (SGA).

Local Leaders Honored with President's Award for Service to the Hudson Valley

Students from across Marist's abroad locations in Europe converged on London for an exciting opportunity to present research, exchange ideas, and explore the city.

Students voted, and the results are in. Find out who was honored as top faculty by their students at this year's awards, organized by the Student Government Association.

Molly Emmens 鈥�25 and Rhiannon Moline 鈥�25 gained hands-on experience with live entertainment at the annual United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) Conference.

Dr. Jamie Freiman, professor of accounting, and student Ryan Ferber '26 serve their community and create lifelong connections as volunteer firefighters.

Dr. Jeff Midgley talks about his unconventional journey to becoming a PA, discusses why the program attracts over 1,000 applications a year, and challenges President Weinman to suture a wound.

We asked expert faculty: What is critically important for students to understand about AI, regardless of their field or career path? You'll want to hear what they shared.

The Class of 2029 explored academics, global study, and student life while experiencing the special connections that unite the Marist community.

Tickets are now on sale for Marist Fashion's signature event! Take a look at the inspirations and events leading up to the 39th annual Silver Needle on May 9.

Dr. Maurice Hall brings extensive experience to Marist as both an accomplished administrator and dedicated educator.

The University鈥檚 games and emerging media program was listed in the top 10 regionally, and the top 50 nationally, in this year鈥檚 list from The Princeton Review.

Red Foxes worldwide demonstrated their unwavering support and pride for Marist University and its students, contributing almost $1.2 million during the 2025 Day of Giving.

Reflect on an exciting and eventful March with vibrant celebrations, inspiring visits, and memorable competitions!

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

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

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

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 <em>Mosaic</em> literary and arts magazine, Marist students are getting real-world industry experience while becoming published writers.

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

Marist Day of Giving advocates don鈥檛 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 鈥�26 is redefining what鈥檚 possible in applied mathematics. After developing a groundbreaking algorithm, she presented her research nationally while also shaping the Math Department.

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.

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

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鈥檚 been a busy month for the fashion department, with students traveling to NYC to explore retail careers and Brielle Ohlsen 鈥�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.