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Commencement Preview 2013

Since our first graduation ceremony in 1941, Endicott has welcomed over 21,000 Gulls to our family of alumni. Tomorrow at our 73rd Commencement Exercises we’ll be adding 725 graduates to that group, and we couldn’t be more excited! Here’s an outline of what to expect and our latest updates: -          Processional starts at 10:15 am … Read more →

DECA Wins Big at Anaheim Conference

Congratulations to Endicott’s DECA team, who participated in the International Career Development Conference last month in Anaheim, CA and came out with some great results: nine out of ten student competitors made it to the finals and all of them finished in the top 10 of their event!   The individual results are … Business Ethics: Mary Grygorcewicz and Tiffany … Read more →

Brendan Cronin and Cheffin’: From Potatoes to Caviar

Endicott’s Brendan Cronin, Operations Manager and Assistant Professor in the Hospitality Management program, is known on campus for not only his culinary abilities, but his enthusiasm for teaching the finer points of hospitality and restaurant services. Brendan also recently released his first book – half memoir, half cookbook, Cheffin’: From Potatoes to Caviar takes readers on a journey through Chef Cronin’s life, beginning in Ireland and roaming through kitchens worldwide. Read more →

Student Author Finds Success at Ibbetson Street Press

Student Emily Pineau is the first to appear in Ibbetson Street Press' Young Poet Series. Read more →

Endicott Goes Green! (and no, we don’t mean for St. Patrick’s day!)

Last week, we launched another thoughtful exhibit in the Halle Library Archive & Museum Gallery. Curated by Archives Director Barbara Broudo, with assistance from Office of Sustainability Director Sarah Creighton, Endicott Goes Green looks at how the College operates in an environmentally responsible manner and what steps we take to incorporate sustainability into our students’ academic and residential experience. Read more →

How Fast Can Gulls Run? EC in the Boston Marathon!

This year, Endicott College has been presented with an exciting opportunity that is the first of its kind for the College. The John Hancock Boston Marathon Non-Profit Program has awarded Endicott with three guaranteed entries into the historic Boston Marathon! As part of the marathon sponsorship each year, John Hancock provides local non-profit organizations with entries into the race, which can help create a significant fundraising opportunity and great exposure for a non-profit cause. Read more →

Alums Doing Great Things: Jana Pinto ’04 and Second Chance Africa

We have some amazing alums here at Endicott, and we take such pride in sharing their successes. We profiled Jana in the latest Connections magazine, but there’s so much more to her story than we were able to fit. So here is a deeper look at her adventure to start Second Chance Africa, a charity to help treat post-traumatic stress victims in Liberian refugee camps. Read more →

Van Loan School of Graduate and Professional Studies News

Just down Hale Street from the undergraduate College, Endicott’s Van Loan School of Graduate and Professional Studies has been quite busy with new programs, new campuses, and some fantastic student accomplishments. Take a look at some of the exciting news coming out of GPS! Read more →

Global Gulls – Our busy International Programs

For Fall semester 2012 we have 50 students studying abroad in New Zealand, Ireland, India, Greece, France, Italy, Denmark, Czech Republic, Australia, and Spain. We’ve got a lot going on this year and plenty of study abroad opportunities! Read more →

It’s move-in weekend! Looking ahead at the academic year

Tuesday September 4 is the first day of classes of our new academic year. Today all new students are moving in and getting settled, and they’ll have two days of orientation and fun events before returning students join us on Monday. It’s going to be a busy weekend on campus, and we’re exciting to have our new Gulls here! Read more →