Academics News

Students presented a year-long project titled “Living with Water, Sustainability and Resiliency in Lawrence, MA,” which won Best Overall and the Case Study Award.

A group of engineering students won the annual Colin and Erika Angle Center for Entrepreneurship Spark Tank competition for a common fishing tool with uncommon properties.

Endicott’s new Institute for Applied Behavioral Science widens the scope of opportunity for students.

After joining Endicott students at the 2022 CAA World Congress of Sports and Esports Rising conference, longtime sportswriter Ken Davidoff is now bringing his experiences to the College to inspire the next generation of journalists.

Through new Living Learning Communities, students are forming a sense of community with peers, faculty, and staff.

Endicott College’s engineering program may be new, but as the first cohort prepares to graduate, the program and its female faculty have already proven to be game changers for women in STEM.

Under the current direction of General Manager Ryan Blodgett, Service Instructor Kayla Richards, and Pastry Chef Rebecca Doyon—three stalwarts of the North Shore culinary scene—La Chanterelle is blazing a new future.

Doctoral student and Army veteran Michael Smith D’21 is identifying the barriers that inhibit veterans—specifically those pursuing their undergraduate degree—as they transition from military to civilian life.

Bennett St. Marie ’22 and Brian Tremblay III ’23 spent last semester studying abroad in Madrid, Spain. Despite challenges presented by the pandemic, it’s an experience they recommend to their fellow Gulls.

Endicott marketing communication/advertising majors place Third in Nationwide Advertising Competition. Photo by Terry Slatter