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10/19/2018

Van Loan to Host Women Leaders in Homeland Security Event

Women leaders in homeland security will be at Endicott College for an informative panel discussion.

Express Yourself dancers in colorful costumes join musicians on a decorated stage

10/05/2018

Express Yourself: ALIVE 2018

This year’s Express Yourself, ALIVE 2018 celebratory reception at the Walter J. Manninen Center for the Arts on October 11 will include the Express Yourself Dancers along with Stan Strickland and Combo Sambroso.

10/02/2018

Turning a Digital Media Degree into a Broadcast Journalist Career

When Matt Leighton ’18 walks into the newsroom at NBC5 News in Lebanon, N.H., he has no idea where his day is going to take him. There is no daily routine as a broadcast journalist. He can’t predict whether he will be asked to interview a local political figure, investigate an unfortunate tragedy, or tell the feel good story of the week.

Portrait of jazz singer Stephanie Scarcella

09/28/2018

Fridays in the Rose: Stephanie Scarcella Sings Jazz

Join Stephanie Scarcella, jazz singer, as she performs ballads and standards from the jazz era at Endicott College’s free Fridays in the Rose Series on Friday, October 5.

A backlit silhouette of a dancer leaping through the air

09/27/2018

Improvisation Masterclass with Jessie Jean Stinnette

Jessie Jean Stinnette, American freelance dance artist and yoga instructor with professional artistic experience in the US, UK, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, will teach a master class at Endicott College on Tuesday, October 2.

Ella Folsom-Fraster holding a "Take the Lead" tee shirt

09/24/2018

Students "Take the Lead" to Fight for Social Justice

Motivated and ready to make a change, Folsom-Fraster gathered 10 students of various backgrounds, genders, and ethnicities to create an Endicott version of the Take the Lead PSA. The goal of Endicott’s PSA is to initiate a conversation about race, sexuality, and homophobia and get people to feel comfortable talking about these divisive issues.