Only students who have applied and paid for a deposit are eligible to select. 

• Sophomore housing selection will take place during the week of April 14-17, 2025.
• Upper Class housing selection will take place during the week of April 22-26, 2025.

Students can find additional information about the Fall 2025 Housing selection process here.

Registration for Fall 2025 will take place at my.marist.edu from Tuesday, April 15 to Friday, April 25.

The Registration Schedule below is based on total earned hours as of Winter 2025 (This does not include Spring 2025 classes as they are still in progress).  

• Students with 75+ earned credit hours will register Tuesday, April 15th.
• Students with 45-74 earned credit hours will register Thursday, April 17th.
• Students with 0-44 earned credit hours will register Wednesday, April 23rd

Thursday, April 24 and Friday, April 25 are the final days to register for Fall 2025.

Additional information about Fall 2025 Class Registration can be found here.

Monday, April 14

• Salsa Night with Hispanic Latino Club | 8 p.m.

Tuesday, April 15

• Board Game Night | 8 p.m.

Wednesday, April 16

• Student Activities Tie-Dye | 11 a.m.

Thursday, April 24

• SPC Pickleball Tournament

More details on events and additional activities can be found here or by visiting the Student Activities Instagram.

Ticket sales began Monday, April 7 and are available on Hometown Ticketing. This is a one-way shuttle from Marist to JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark Airports.

Please note that each departure date has a separate event. Be sure to select the one that matches your schedule. Tickets are $40, and after purchasing, students must bring a copy of their itinerary to the Student Activities Office.

Questions? Please contact the Student Activities Office (845-575-3279).

Marist Theatre invites you to their upcoming performances of CRIMES OF THE HEART, written by Beth Henley and directed by Korinne Finnigan. Performances are April 11, 12, 13, and 14 at 8 p.m. Tickets can be purchased on Hometown Tickets.

Tickets:

$5 Students

$10 General

MARIST COMMUNITY MEMBERS: Please input your CWID where it says “have a passcode?”

CONTENT WARNING: 13+ Only

Mature and outdated language, gun violence, statutory rape, animal cruelty, suicide, domestic abuse

​The Second Annual Festival of the Arts, presented by Kappa Kappa Psi, celebrates the arts on campus! The coffeehouse-style event will feature the various ensembles Marist Music offers, including student performers, live MCTV shows, and student films courtesy of Red Fox Films.

Marist is pleased to welcome Andrew Revkin, award-winning environmental journalist and author to campus this month. Please join us for a salient presentation, entitled “Lessons Learned from a Career in Climate Reporting: Solution-focused, label-free approaches to both the human-disrupted climate and polarizing news environment.”

Andrew Revkin, one of America’s most honored, experienced and innovative journalists, now writes a Substack dispatch and runs a webcast getting beyond amorphous labels like sustainability and climate emergency by asking questions, starting with, “Sustain what?” He has written on global environmental change and risk for more than 40 years, reporting from the North Pole to the White House, the Amazon rain forest to the Vatican – mostly for The New York Times. Revkin was a staff reporter at The Times from 1995 through 2009, covering issues ranging from threats to New York City’s water supply to the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami and, of course, climate science and policy. He is credited with pushing media frontiers, particularly in pursuit of constructive engagement amid polarized and oversimplified online news flows and discourse.

The Marist Lecture Series is a collection of lectures and other performances by prominent public intellectuals representing a diverse array of perspectives. Events contribute to the intellectual vibrancy of the Marist community and overall student experience.

Jimmy's Book Club is the official book club for the James A. Cannavino Library. The goal is to promote students' recreational reading (and to have a good time). 

The final meeting date and book for the semester is: 

• Sunday, April 27 | Radio Silence | 4-5 p.m.

Visit the library website to learn more.

Marist Fashion Presents "P3RS9ECTIVE" the 39th Annual Silver Needle Runway Fashion show in the Marist University McCann Center, May 9, 2025.

Tickets are available for purchase on Hometown Tickets.

The Silver Needle Runway (SNR) is a student-developed and activated production that showcases garment collections from Marist Fashion’s Senior Design students. Each year, the fashion show production (FSP) class, one of Marist University’s experiential courses, produces the Silver Needle Runway from concept to completion.

Doors open at 5 p.m., with the show beginning at approximately 7 p.m. Pre-show activities will be available in the front-of-house area, allowing the audience to walk through the space, engage with the displays, and connect with fellow attendees.

Parking is available in the McCann Parking lot, but will fill up quickly. Additional parking is available in Donnelly, Beck, and the visitor lot near Midrise.

*Proceeds from the ticket sales will benefit the Marist Fashion Scholarship Fund, which awards outstanding Marist Fashion Students in both merchandising and design*

For general event inquiries, please contact silverneedlerunway@marist.edu

Counseling Services has introduced a new workshop series, Mind your Mind, that will run every Friday for the remainder of the semester. Each workshop will cover a different topic to support student success and mental health wellness. 

Upcoming workshops include:

• April 11 | Sleep and Substances
• April 18 | Self-Care Space
• April 25 | Healthy Relationships
• May 2 | Change the Brain
• May 9 | Manage the Stress

Questions? Email Counseling Services at counseling.services@marist.edu.

Lily will speak about her work in homicide investigations and cold cases during her criminal justice internships. She has attended court sessions in Hartford Superior Court and accompanied detectives to assist with evidence collection, reporting, and interviews as part of the investigative process. Lily is a double major in Crime and Justice Studies and Psychology and has minors in Social Work and Cognitive Science.

Get practical strategies for connecting with industry professionals, crafting insightful questions, and building meaningful relationships that can open doors for career growth.

Campus recruiter Maxwell Schindler will be available to discuss internship and career opportunities.

Corinne Jessup, Education Outreach Specialist at WMCHealth, will be available to discuss details on clinical and non-clinical career pathways within the health network. WMCHealth consists of nine hospitals across seven campuses that provide critical health care across the Hudson Valley region of New York.

This workshop is designed to help you build a strong online professional presence. In this session you will learn how to create an impactful profile, connect with key industry professionals, and use LinkedIn's tools to boost your career prospects.

Stay in the loop with the latest dining offerings at Marist by following @Marist_Eats on Instagram to see daily specials, events, and behind-the-scenes glimpses.

Spring into flavor! Check out all the delicious events happening this month. Don’t miss out on themed dinners, upcoming specials, and tasty surprises happening in April. View the calendar here.

The Dine on Campus site provides detailed menus, nutritional information, and updates on any changes to dining services.

Academic Learning Center

The Academic Learning Center hosts a variety of programs to assist students:

Academic Review and Drop-In Sessions: The Academic Learning Center sponsors review and drop-in sessions in various subjects for students in need of help.

Private Tutoring: The Academic Learning Center trains and assigns peer tutors for students in need of individualized help. For more information about tutoring at Marist and to find a tutoring request form, go to my.marist.edu/alc-tutoring and log in using your Marist account and password. 

Proofreading: The goal of the proofreading program is to provide free proofreading services to the Marist Community. This is accomplished through staffed proofreading hours in-person and through our online proofreading service. Trained writing tutors will review student papers online through Brightspace. Learn more here.

Academic Learning Center Brightspace Site: Students can join to get information on time-management, study skills, note-taking, citation formats, stress management, and more!

Center for Advising and Academic Services

View the Center for Advising and Academic Services (CAAS) April student newsletter here.

This edition includes information about the following:

• Fall 2025 Class Registration
• Students meeting with their Advisor
• 2025 Summer Courses
• Prerequisties, overrides, and restriction permits
• Pathway declaration

Counseling Services

Library Resources and Programs

Writing Center