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It's the people that make the place. We captured so many Red Fox families, student volunteers, faculty, and staff throughout move-in and opening week - see who you can spot in our photo gallery.

From mocktails and matcha lattes to a 100% made-without-gluten retail shop, see what new dining options have arrived this semester.

The influential magazine calls the fashion program one of the 15 best in the country, saying 蜜月直播 is 'on the rise.'

Two U.S. students and two international students talk about the value of experiencing other cultures and how their decision to study in a different country will have lifelong impact - along with some memorable and humorous moments.

Let's get to know the newest first-year students who have hit the ground running!

Calling all alumni! New Ambassador Program is looking for alumni worldwide to participate in student recruitment and engagement, including at local events in your hometown.

Dr. Ron Buckmire, Andrea Conner, and Daniel Gough share why they're excited to join the Marist community.

An expanded and revamped Welcome Week along with the opening of the new Dyson Center promise to kick off the academic year full of energy and opportunities.

From South Korea to South Africa, interest is rising in classes that include a week or two trip to explore what was studied in the classroom. Hear what students who traveled the world this spring had to say.

After a huge opening weekend featuring Jim Dale, Margaret Cho, and the musical BIGFOOT, tickets are available for the final two weeks of productions.

With the Games starting soon in Paris, we鈥檙e drawing on the expertise of Marist faculty to provide some interesting perspectives on this global event, from athletes' training routines to media covering the games.

Settle into college life seamlessly with these helpful tips, important campus resources, and events you don't want to miss.

The Marist campus has been buzzing this summer as we put the finishing touches on the new Dyson Center. Here are some of the features and spaces students are most looking forward to getting their hands on.

Todd Bivona '07, with a television career that includes working multiple Olympic Games, is now in Paris to stage-manage NBC's Summer Olympics coverage.

VIDEO TOUR: See all that Marist housing has to offer!

Andrea brings more than two decades of experience in higher education and joins the President鈥檚 Advisory Council and Cabinet.

Ceremony in Florence honors the Class of 2024.

Having created the band program in 1986 and shepherded its growth over decades, Art Himmelberger retires, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and commitment to music and community.

The new fundraising campaign invites the Marist community to leave a legacy on campus while supporting the Track and Turf Field project.

It's been an incredible academic year. Academic achievements, new campus projects, athletics success, and a memorable swim in the Hudson. Check out the top-clicked stories, a few of our personal favorites, and the Year in Photos.

With professional experience, including stints at ESPN, CBS Sports Network, and abroad, Andrew Elrick brings a global perspective to Center for Sports Communication.

Acclaimed sports writer Christine Brennan passes down generations of inspiration: 鈥淢y strong advice now, coming from my parents: Don鈥檛 let anyone tell you what you can鈥檛 do. You鈥檙e in control of your wonderful life.鈥�

PA and DPT graduates celebrated Commencement as the beginning their journey in healthcare.

Caps off to excellence for more than 500 students who were celebrated at Friday鈥檚 ceremony.

The Marist Poll鈥檚 new collaborative research space replaces the cubicle-lined phone room, as technology propels the institute into the next generation.

The Milestone and Farewell Celebration honored dozens of employees who are retiring or have reached notable milestones in their years of service at Marist.

Check out the summer lineup of Broadway stars hitting the stage right here on campus in Poughkeepsie!

Earning your Paralegal Certificate just got easier - and on your own terms. A new hybrid format gives students the option to attend classes online or in person.

Showstopping student designer collections captivate the audience during the annual student-run Silver Needle Runway show.

Three seniors reflect upon their four years at Marist, share their favorite traditions and memories, and then help President Weinman sharpen his social media skills.

Our graduates have achieved much both on campus and beyond, and it's time to celebrate their successes.

This issue celebrates the Class of 2024. Here are some of their stories.

This issue celebrates the Class of 2024. Here are some of their stories.

This issue celebrates the Class of 2024. Here are some of their stories.

Mabel Aronson 鈥�25, a fashion merchandising major, has been selected Student Cafe Executive Officer to lead an all-student team that will manage every facet of operations of the new cafe, putting experiential learning front and center in Marist鈥檚 newest facility.

President Kevin Weinman and his wife, Beth, have pledged additional support to the Fund, which helps students pursue high-impact experiences such as internships and travel connected to attachment courses.

The annual Silver Needle Runway is this Friday! Get an exclusive look at all the work that goes into creating this iconic student-produced show.

Students celebrate the beauty of Africa's many cultures and traditions.

See how student sustainability efforts took center stage during this year's Earth Week.

The largest number of student research presentations ever were on display at this year鈥檚 celebration of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

Photo Essay: Marist students keep busy when they're not in the classroom. Check out everything happening around campus during last Wednesday's activity hour.

A group of students traveled to St. Louis to garner awards and recognition.

Students, faculty, and staff packed the campus Green for a memorable shared experience of a rare cosmic event.