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Endicott College roommates Maeve Barrett ’24 and Paige McKee ’24 worked together to decorate their Stoneridge living space, becoming lasting friends along the way.

Dan Chapman, Endicott’s director of student transitions and family programs, calls himself “a liaison between a stressed-out parent and an office on campus that can help their student.” It’s a new role for the College, and Chapman is loving it.

To honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 2022, a group of Endicott College scholars and officials reflect on King’s life, his unfinished mission, and the ways his legacy still reverberates in today’s divided world.

A team of Endicott computer science majors recently entered and won their first hackathon by developing a cutting-edge prototype for ALive, an app for witnessing and documenting police violence.

A look back at some of the defining moments across Endicott College’s campus in 2021, as captured by Endicott photographers.

With the help of Dean Mark Towner (right) and Director of Career Services Kate Chroust, Olivia Mersicano ’22 (left) founded Endicott’s Beekeeping Club, bringing honey and the College’s newest (and tiniest) members to campus.

For Endicott’s international community, the holiday season offers a chance to try something new.

Two Endicott faculty members—Drs. Annabelle Estera and Adilia James—have been named inaugural North Star Collective Faculty Fellows.

When Abigail Scott ’22 took an internship in Dublin, she fell for the food, people, and Ireland’s famously beautiful landscapes.

Finals are on the way and it’s crunch time—but it’s still not too late to get last-minute help thanks to tutoring services, later library hours, and even therapy dogs.