More Strawberry Fest pics 🍓 courtesy of @rebecca_renee_koenig. Thanks for sharing these Rebecca! 📸 Tag us in your photos from today and we’ll repost them! #GoGriffins

Griffy’s breaking hearts out here! What are you still doing inside? Join us at 🍓Fest and tag us in your posts. #GoGriffins

We’re outside! 🍓 Grab a bite and some giveaways at Strawberry Fest and tag us in your photos! 📸: @mmcreslife @katexrobson @mount.studios @americasleastwantedimprov @mmcsda

Did somebody say 🍓🍓🍓? Here are a few photos from Strawberries and Champagne, an event celebrating MMC seniors held last Thursday. It was hosted by our amazing Senior Class Marshals. To learn more about them–and an important project they’re working on–see the link in our bio! Annnnnnnnnnd don’t forget Strawberry Fest tomorrow afternoon. See the last slide! #GoGriffins @mmcsda

#MMCProud! 🥽🔬🥼 Our Biology students repped the College well last weekend at the 16th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium in Biological and Chemical Sciences at William Paterson University in New Jersey. Senior Iris Parke won first place in the Biochemistry category for her poster, “The World’s Least Understood Carbon Sink: Spectroscopic Analysis of Peat’s Sequestered Organic Matter.” And Biology post-bac Eliana Fassihi won first place in the Microbiology category for her poster, “Fecal Indicator Bacteria in New York City Playgrounds." Both were mentored by Professor of Chemistry Dr. Alessandra Leri. Sophomore Juliet Hernandez presented a poster on original research she conducted, "Impact of Urbanization on the Size of Insect Larvae in the Bronx River,” under the supervision of Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Matthew Lundquist. Congrats to all! 📸 1: Dr. Matthew Lundquist, Juliet Hernandez, Eliana Fassihi, Iris Parke, and Dr. Alessandra Leri @mmcbiology #GoGriffins #nyccollege #Science

💙 It's #AlumniTuesday, and with the annual Dance Gala coming up on May 12 (see the link in our bio for info!), we're spotlighting a special collab between two Dance alums, Mondo Morales ’12 and Jaqi Medlock ’07. Morales is a costume designer and makeup artist who spent years creating looks for MMC performances and now serves as Assistant Director of Fine and Performing Arts Admissions. Medlock is a talented photographer who specializes in capturing movement. And for the past decade, the two have joined forces to photograph the breathtaking talent and spirit that is Dance at MMC. You can check out their work and how it comes together in the department’s new series, "Behind the Photo." It illustrates what we know to be true: Alums are a driving force at the College. "Marymount has been an enormous part of my life," Morales said. "I walked in the doors as a freshman in 2007, and I've not left. When you see alums returning like that and being a part of this institution and this department, it's because they realize there is something special here that they will never experience anywhere else." ➡️ Use the link in our bio to watch the vid and purchase Gala tickets! #MMCProud #nyccollege #Dance

What’s it like being a Business student at MMC? Michelle Ledezma ’25, a double major in Finance and Management minoring in Economics and Accounting, takes us through a day! 🎥: @mmcbiz #MMCPROUD #NYCCollege #ADayIntheLife

Hey Fall ’23 accepted students, come check us out! Our next Future Griffin Friday is on April 28–tap the link in our bio or go to your portal for more. #GoGriffins

MMC journalism students visited @rollingstone’s offices yesterday, where they got to hear from a stellar roster of editors and staff—including MMC alum Maya Georgi ’20! 📸: @mmccommarts #MMCProud #NYCCollege @mayageorgi

After nearly a decade of leadership, MMC President Kerry Walk, Ph.D., will step down from her position in mid-June. The MMC Board of Trustees has named Peter Naccarato, Ph.D., who has dedicated his entire academic career to MMC, as Interim President. The College’s entire senior leadership team will join forces with Kerry and Peter to lead the College through a smooth and seamless transition.

🌏🔥 It's a win for MMC! Our Model UN Team just recently made its debut, with President Avery Lauren Thomas, Vice President Isaac Smith, and Secretary Hannah Adames establishing the group this semester. But that didn't stop them from sending five members to compete in the prestigious National Model UN New York Conference last week and scoring an honorable mention award. The conference is an academic simulation of the UN, where each school gets assigned one or more countries to research and represent. (MMC took on the Philippines🇵🇭.) And though other teams were twice as large and had up to eight months to prepare, our newly formed squad had just three weeks, making the recognition even sweeter. "Our goal was to go and have fun, fully commit to the simulation, and meet new people. That's what we set out to do," Thomas said. "We hadn't even thought about placing, so to receive recognition based on the work we put in and how we engaged at the conference was beyond our wildest dreams." Congrats to you all! Follow @mmc.mun to learn more about the group! #MMCPROUD #ModelUN 📸 1. From right: Team members Hannah Adames, Isaac Smith, Iliana Mejia, Avery Lauren Thomas, and Grace Staples

Never a dull day in Gen Bio! Last week was arthropod week, where students dissected crayfish and grasshoppers. 🔬🔬🔬 📸: @mmcbiology #nyccollege #GoGriffins