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Looking to get cozy with a good book this fall? Here’s what Endicott faculty have on their reading lists.

Endicott College today announced a historic $20 million partnership with Cummings Foundation to expand the School of Nursing, which will be renamed the Cummings School of Nursing and Health Sciences.

A new Jane Peterson exhibit at the Manninen Center for the Arts draws from namesake Walter J. Manninen’s extensive collection.

In a region known for its witchy history and ghostly lore, Endicott College has managed to escape the spooky spotlight—until now.

With the retirement of its former director, the Angle Center for Entrepreneurship is once again ramping up and expanding its community reach, thanks to new Director Gina Deschamps and Graduate Assistant Will Genaway.

Last week, approximately 30 Endicott students headed to Salem’s El Punto neighborhood to create a winter clothing closet for its residents, many of whom are first-generation immigrants and families experiencing poverty.

Explore the North Shore this fall and enjoy activities from apple-picking and hiking to howling with wolves and rambling through haunted woods.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the department has partnered with the Pink Patch Project to sell custom pink Endicott Police shoulder patches to benefit the College’s annual Relay for Life on April 1, 2022.

Endicott students flocked to Good Harbor Beach volunteering on behalf of Waves of Impact, a California-based nonprofit that offers free surf camps for young people with special challenges.

Melissa Hempstead made a $6 million commitment to Endicott College to enhance student life and academic enrichment and name the new Hempstead Commons.