Marist hosts a Welcome Week for Freshman every Fall to get them excited about joining the Red Fox Family! One of the biggest events is the Red Fox Rumble, a fun competition between the Freshman dorms that includes games like dizzy bat and tug-of-war. Check it out below!
Originally posted on The Odyssey. Say whatever you’d like about beginnings, but I personally love them, especially when it’s beginning a new school year. (Beginning statistics homework? Not quite as exciting.) There’s something in the air when you get out of the car on the first day of school that makes the day seem different,…
After an incredible year, it is time for Foxtales to go into summer hibernation. If you are joining the Red Fox family in the fall and would like to become a contributing writer, please email maristfoxtales@gmail.com. Enjoy your summer, and we will see you in the fall! — The Foxtales Team
Last Wednesday, over 200 students were inducted into the Marist Chapter of the Emerging Leaders Program. The Emerging Leaders Program is a non credit certificate program which provides students with unique opportunities to define, discover, and develop their leadership skills. In order to be inducted into this elite society, students were required to attend a…
According to the Donnelly Hall graduation countdown clock winding down, my freshman year at Marist is officially coming to a close. It feels like it was just yesterday that an eager group of volunteers helped my family and I lug my belongings from our car all the way up to my room in Leo Hall.…
Do you love to dance? If so, consider joining Marist College’s Dance Ensemble! Completely student-run, the Marist Dance Ensemble is one of the largest clubs on campus. This club is a great way to meet friends, earn priority points, and to have fun! This year, the dance ensemble performed their annual performance “In the Spotlight” in…
The celebration of Poetry Month at Marist College continues! The Marist website published the favorite poems of the school’s faculty, staff, administration, and students that were submitted in March. Each added a little blurb explaining what that poem meant to them. Attached to some of the poems were videos and podcasts of the person reading…
